Liquid Bright Gold 2 Grams 7% gold 1. Be sure that the surface of your piece is free of dust, skin oils and lotions to ensure proper adhesion. Wipe surfaces with rubbing alcohol prior to applying the overglaze (except when used over crackle glazes). 2. Always apply with a brush that is designated solely for use with the Gold to prevent contamination. 3. Do not stir or shake glaze. 4. Place a small amount of overglaze on a glazed palette. Apply one smooth coat. Do not let the Gold pool in an area; brush it out smoothly. 5. Correct application should produce a Christmas green tint. 6. Clean brush in Essence and let dry. 7. Overglazed ware can be fired while it is still wet. The kiln must be clean, well-ventilated (do not overload) and follow a normal firing schedule. Do not touch wet decoration and handle as little as possible until ware is fired to avoid smudging. 8. Stilt and fire the Gold to shelf cone 019-018.
L**G
Great Stuff!
Always easy to work with and flawless color. This is a picture from one of my thesis piece from my MFA show. (Fired to cone 018)Use with a mask or somewhere outside where there is a lot of ventilation so you don’t get dizzy.-Luke Huling
J**D
Amazing result
Thin layer is enough to make great luster finish!
K**R
Fast delivery
Used on glass came out beautifully
S**A
Amaizing
Soy fanático de éste producto, lo compro cada vez que se me acaba porque es increíble
A**L
Bottle disaster
See pictures. This is the way the product arrived. For this price for this tiny thing, this is a pretty huge waste.
A**R
Good product
Muy buen producto. ya lo he comprado en otras oportubidades y lo sigo recomendando
Y**G
Works fine
It states its function correctly.
F**I
Very nice luster!
This is actually very close to the "premium gold" luster, you can tell the difference if they are side-by-side but just barely. I do small sculpts and use this and white gold for accents, they look absolutely amazing and despite the tiny bottle size, it actually goes pretty far. Do not use this over grogged clay, it will look "sandy". Use a smooth clay, and apply over a smooth clear glaze. First complete your glaze fire and then do a dedicated luster fire at cone 018 (1267 degrees)). I have an electronic controller and set it to "fast glaze". Takes about 3 hours to fire, results have been amazing every time, it looks like gold-plating.
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