Mike Paluska on fri 21 nov 08
Hello Brad,
I've had good results using MC6G Semi Matte Base 1, and adding mason
stains to achieve customer requested specific colors. One customer
wanted "paprika". I just gave her the mason stain chart and let her
pick the color that looked like paprika to her. She picked a color, I
made her items and she was very happy.
Regards,
Mike
Brad Carter wrote:
> Hi Ron,
>
> I have been using your Spearmint and Raw Sienna glazes to glaze large outdoor
> gardenware, I'd love to have a yellow that is based on those same base
> glazes. Have you worked on developing a yellow MC6G?
>
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Brad Carter
> 21816 Rambling Road
> Grass Valley, CA 95945
> +1 530-271-5790
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Brad Carter on fri 21 nov 08
Hi Ron,
I have been using your Spearmint and Raw Sienna glazes to glaze large outdoor
gardenware, I'd love to have a yellow that is based on those same base
glazes. Have you worked on developing a yellow MC6G?
Best regards,
Brad Carter
21816 Rambling Road
Grass Valley, CA 95945
+1 530-271-5790
bradcarter@aol.com
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iglasgo on sat 22 nov 08
Brad-
Try the Spearmint base with 10-14% Titanium and 3-6% Rutile. This
should get you an ochre-y yellow with iron speckles and orange
highlights. It will look a lot like the Butterscotch Matte or Dry
Yellow Pumpkin on Alisa Clausen's web site at:
http://www.alisapots.dk/ironochrebrown.htm
Hope this helps,
-Ivy G. in Sacramento
--- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Brad Carter wrote:
>
> Hi Ron,
>
> I have been using your Spearmint and Raw Sienna glazes to glaze
large outdoor
> gardenware, I'd love to have a yellow that is based on those same base
> glazes. Have you worked on developing a yellow MC6G?
>
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Brad Carter
> 21816 Rambling Road
> Grass Valley, CA 95945
> +1 530-271-5790
> bradcarter@...
>
>
>
> **************
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