Mayco formulated their new line of stoneware glazes for mid-range (cone 4-6) and highfire (cone 9-10) clay bodies. Fired finishes include gloss, variegating gloss and matte. These glazes provide consistent and reliable results, and do not run during the firing process. They're friendly for both you and your kiln! Try them at various temperatures and in both oxidation and reduction for great color looks. We stock these glazes in pints and a few in gallons - only Flux glazes come in both pint and 4oz.
SW401 Light Flux and SW402 Dark Flux are mid-range glazes that were developed to be used in combination with other mid-range glazes to produce flowing effects. Designed to fire to cone 5/6, but can be fired to cone 9/10. NOTE: movement will be more pronounced at these higher temperatures!
The order in which you apply Mayco Flux – above or beneath another glaze – impacts the fired result. Variables that influence movement include the fluidity of the companion glaze, application methods, thickness and orientation of application, number of coats, firing temperature and program. To prevent glaze run-off, avoid applying Flux to the bottom third of your ware. The unique material composite of Flux alters the character of the supplemental glazes, when applied in combination.
Visit Mayco's website for instructions and glazing ideas.
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SW100 • $15.25
Blue Surf |
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SW101
Stoned Denim |
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SW104 • $13.25
Black Walnut |
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SW105 • $13.25
Frost Blue |
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SW106
Alabaster |
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SW107 • $13.25
Dunes |
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SW108
Green Tea |
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SW109 • $13.25
Capri Blue |
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SW110 • $13.25
Oyster |
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SW111 • $13.25
Wrought Iron |
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SW112 • $13.25
Tiger's Eye |
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SW113 • $17.00
Speckled Plum |
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SW115 • $17.00
Midnight Rain |
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SW116 • $17.00
Robin's Egg |
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SW117 • $17.00
Honeycomb |
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SW118 • $17.00
Sea Salt |
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SW119 • $17.00
Cinnabar |
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SW120 • $13.25
Northern Woods |
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SW121 • $13.25
Smoke |
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SW122 • $17.00
Maycoshino |
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SW123 • $17.00
Sapphire |
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SW127 • $13.25
Olivine |
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SW128 • $17.00
Cordovan |
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SW129 • $15.25
Copper Float |
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SW130 • $15.25
Copper Jade |
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SW131
Birch |
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SW132 • $17.00
Mirror Black |
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SW133 • $17.00
Copper Ore |
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SW134 • $17.00
Eggplant |
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SW135 • $13.25
Wintergreen |
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SW136 • $13.25
Weathered Blue |
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SW137 • $17.00
Storm Gray |
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SW138 • $15.25
Lemon Meringue |
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SW140
Black Matte |
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SW141 • $15.25
White Matte |
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SW142 • $15.25
Gray Matte |
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SW143 • $17.00
Abalone |
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SW146 • $17.00
Aurora Green |
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SW147 • $17.00
Moonscape |
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SW148 • $17.00
Lime Shower |
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SW149 • $13.25
White Crackle |
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SW150 • $17.00
Celadon Bloom |
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SW151 • $17.00
Olive Float |
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SW152 • $17.00
Blue Stoneware |
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SW153 • $17.00
Indigo Rain |
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SW154 • $17.00
Shipwreck |
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SW155
Winter Wood
stocked in dry, but not gallons |
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SW156 • $17.00
Galaxy |
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SW158 • $17.00
Lilac Matte |
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SW162 • $15.25
Pink Matte |
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SW164 • $15.25
Satin Patina |
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SW165
Lavender Mist |
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SW166 • $13.25
Norse Blue |
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SW167 • $13.25
Sand & Sea |
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SW168 • $15.25
Coral Sands |
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SW169 • $13.25
Frosted Lemon |
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SW170 • $17.00
Blue Hydrangea |
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SW171 • $17.00
Enchanted Forest |
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SW172 • $13.25
Macadamia |
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SW173 • $13.25
Amber Quartz |
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SW174 • $13.25
Leather |
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SW175 • $15.25
Rusted Iron |
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SW176 • $17.00
Sandstone |
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SW177 • $17.00
Raspberry Mist |
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SW178 • $15.25
Fool's Gold |
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SW179 • $15.25
Muddy Waters |
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SW180 • $17.00
Desert Dusk |
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SW181 • $17.00
Night Moth |
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SW182 • $17.00
Antique Brass |
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SW183 • $15.25
Oxblood |
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SW184 • $17.00
Speckled Toad |
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SW185 • $15.25
Rainforest |
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SW186 • $17.00
Azurite |
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SW187 • $15.25
Himalayan Salt |
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SW189 • $17.00
Cenote |
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SW190 • $17.00
Passion Flower |
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SW191 • $17.00
Peppered Plum |
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SW192 • $17.00
Amaryllis |
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SW193 • $13.25
Ivy |
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SW194 • $15.25
Nimbus |
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SW195 • $15.25
Riptide
Please Note: Not dinnerware safe! |
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SW196 • $13.25
Sand Dollar |
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SW197 • $13.25
Fossil Rock
Please Note: Not dinnerware safe! |
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SW198 • $17.00
Rose Quartz |
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Micro's are short for microcrystalline which is a glaze that develops small crystallization from the the zinc and silica during the cooling process. Micros do not actually contain a glass crystal like our other stoneware crystal glazes, Rather, the effect is created by the glaze itself during the firing process. These glazes can be fired from cones 5-10, but the crystallization may not form at higher temperatures. The micros are not dinnerware safe due to surface durability. We recommend using micros on the outside of dinnerware, below the lip line or on decorative wares.