SP 1517 – Finike

SP 1517 – Finike Recommended Firing Range 1200–1250°C Packaging Available as a liquid glaze in 175 g, 500 g, and 1000 g containers. Product Features An artistic glaze that produces a vibrant orange surface with white speckling. In thin applications, the granular particles adhere less to the surface, resulting in a more dispersed and subtle speckle distribution. As application thickness increases, particle concentration increases, and white speckling becomes more dominant and pronounced across the surface. At 1200°C, the glaze has a satin matte finish. At 1250°C, it develops a glossy surface. Opacity changes with temperature: opaque at 1200°C, becoming semi-opaque at 1250°C. No running within the recommended firing range. Acid resistant and free from toxic substances. Application Methods Suitable for brush application, with a recommended thickness of 1–3 coats. For spraying or dipping, dilute with approximately 5–30% water to adjust consistency. Recommended specific gravity: 45–55° Bé. Testing Recommendations We recommend first-time users test the glaze under their own kiln schedules and application methods before production use. Preparing both vertical and horizontal test tiles will help evaluate glaze behavior and speckle distribution. The sample shown was applied over BNC 1200 White Porcelain Clay. When combining artistic glazes with other glaze systems, testing is strongly recommended to avoid unexpected results. Care & Cleaning Dishwasher exposure may subject the glaze to high-temperature chemical detergents. Over time, this may alter the matte or artistic surface characteristics. Safety Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) during application. Keep away from open flames and ignition sources during use. Children should only apply under adult supervision. Storage Store in a tightly sealed container away from direct sunlight and moisture. If the glaze thickens over time, add a small amount of water, mix thoroughly, and strain before use. After opening, application additives such as flow modifiers and stabilizers may gradually lose effectiveness. While this generally does not affect firing results, it may reduce application performance or cause pre-firing cracking. In such cases, please contact us for support.