CH801
Gillespie Borate
Gillespie Borate is a manufactured, blended borate material, formulated to be a 1:1 replacement for Gerstley Borate in glaze recipes. It is used as a flux in glazes mostly at low-fire and mid-range temperatures. PLEASE TEST before applying to your wares.

CH551
Grog 20-mesh
(CE/Mulcoa 47)

CH563
Grog 25x80 (CE/Mulcoa 47)
Georgies' grogs, from CE Minerals, are produced from calcined mullite that is precisely sized through a series of screens and custom-blended to obtain a series of fine to coarse sizes. During screening the grains are de-dusted to ensure a virtually dust-free product.

CH527
Grog 35-mesh
(CE/Mulcoa 47)

CH641
Grog 48-mesh
(CE/Mulcoa 47)

CH533
Grog 100-mesh
(CE/Mulcoa 47)

CH581
Grog 200-mesh
(CE/Mulcoa 47)

CH325
Gum Arabic
An organic substance that deflocculates and acts as a binder for glazes on clay bodies.

CH312
Gum CMC
Carboxymethylcellulose gum: an organic substance that deflocculates and acts as a binder for glazes on clay bodies.

41371N • $10.00
Amaco Gum Solution
As glazes and underglazes age, the binder can break down causing peeling, crawling and cracking. By adding gum solution one tablespoon per pint at a time, you can slow the drying time of the glaze making it brush easier and diminish cracking and peeling issues. Continue to add gum solution a little at a time until the problem is resolved. You may need to add additonal water as well to regain the right consistency for brushing (CMC based).
Dry glazes are formulated as dipping glazes and need gum solution to make them brushable. Once the glaze has been made, add ½ cup of gum solution per gallon of glaze.

Glaze Fix helps aid suspension in your glazes that have separated or dead-panned. Use it the same as Darvan 7, adding 1-2 tsp per pint. Mix thoroughly and if it does not brush well, add 1-2 Tbsp of Gum Solution. Available in 4oz and Pints (click on drop down menu to select your size.)