Last update 5/5/08

Liquid Form Brushable Enamels

Excellent for use as a counter enamel. For optimum coverage sift 80 mesh dry enamel into freshly painted brushable enamels. Tamp down with fingers and dry. Dries hard and can be handled so you can completely enamel both sides of a piece in one firing, warpage free. Can also be used as painting colors to achieve water color effects. Sold only as a liquid. This product may require two coats for coverage.

LCE-1 Black	LCE-2 Semi-Clear	LCE-3 White	LCE-4 Green	LCE-5 Red
LCE-6 Brown	LCE-7 Blue	LCE-8 Yellow	LCE-9 Orange
8oz Dry $6.95	5 lb $62.70	1 pint $19.10	1 quart $37.10

Grisaille Teaching Kit. Special instruction kit written and designed by a leading expert on grisaille. The kit includes step by step instructions, 150 and 325 mesh quantities of 1040 Quill White, 325 mesh 1030 Foundation White, 80 mesh 1996 Black, glass petri dish, fine brush, 100 mesh screen, Klyr-Fire, 2 copper trays and 19 step by step black and white photos of Bill Helwig's grisaille work in process, from start to finish. GTK-1 $70.65

Painting Enamel Kit This kit is for use with miniature and other painting techniques on enamel. These colors can be intermixed to make a large palette of painting colors. Includes 14 ceramic pigments, 3 pink - lavender colors, mixing white, painting flux, a special painting oil and mixing instructions.

PK-1 $41.60

Ceramic Pigments These ceramic coloring compounds are used like water colors for shading and details. They are applied to the surface of the enamel. The underlying enamel is stained by firing. Since they are highly pigmented powders, they are used in thin, film-like layers. They are not an enamel in themselves and need to be covered with a transparent enamel on the finish firing. Sold in 20 gram amounts per color. They can be mixed with Painting Flux or with Mixing White 913.

OC-16	Blue	$2.10	OC-71	Orange	$6.05	OC-95	Red Purple	$15.80
OC-18	Blue	$4.95	OC-82	Yellow Brown	$1.65	OC-169	Tan Yellow	$2.70
OC-32	Yellow	$2.95	OC-83	Brown	$1.65	OC-170	Blue Green	$2.60
OC-50	Black	$6.70	OC-85	Red Brown	$1.65	OC-191	Green	$1.65
OC-70	Red	$6.45				OC-195	Blue	$3.25

Pink/Lavender Painting Colors

1705P Petal Pink	1708P Pastel Pink	1715P Clover Pink
1 oz dry powder $16.45

Painting Flux For enamel painting, mix 1-1/2 to 6 parts flux with one part ceramic pigment. Use lavender or other suitable water base or oil media. Can be mixed with Overglaze Painting Colors (dry or oil base) including Overglaze Painting Color Mixing White- 913E.

PF-1

1 oz

$4.30

8 oz

$20.80

Overglaze & Underglaze Fine Line Black

For fine detail and texture. Comes either dry or in an oil. The dry can be mixed with a distilled water/Klyr-fire mixture When using the oil based material be sure the application is dry prior to firing. Failing to have it truly dry will cause the line to spread. Fire only until a sheen is seen on the black line. Further firing can cause the material to spread and give a fuzzy diffused line. as well as a sunken area where the line was drawn. Besides using a quill pen, brushes, sponges and other things can be used to apply the Fine Line Black. If a dribble or splotch happens that does not enhance your design let the fine line dry, when dry use a bamboo stick to clean up the piece, the fine line will not smear when it is dry.

P-1 Overglaze Black

P-3 Underglaze Black

Dry powder	1 oz	$4.30	8 oz	$20.80
Oil base	1 fl. oz	$9.50	1 pint	$45.10

Johnson Matthey's Liquid Metals

M-12	Bright Liquid Gold	2 gram bottle	$16.30
M-13	Bright Liquid Palladium	2 gram bottle	$10.25
M-14	Essence for thinning	1/2 oz bottle	$6.35
M-15	Mother of Pearl	1/2 oz bottle	$4.65

Gold Marking Pen This pen looks like a regular ball point pen. The nib is saturated with the gold liquid and applies very nicely to an enamel, glass, or ceramic surface. Easy application for firing, Fires at 1150-1300 degrees F. GMP $15.90

Enamel Marking Pens

These are a wonderful addition for those of us who have trouble using a quill pen. You squeeze the pen to release the contents. If you have a bad case of arthritic hands, this may not be for you. The black and white dry quickly and seem not to spread when fired. The oil tends to stay where you place it. By sifting a color over the oil and then tilting the piece and tapping the excess enamel off, you can have a line or area of color with little effort. These can be used directly on metal or on a fired enamel surface. If you mark directly on metal, over sift with a coat of clear or light transparent before firing. When marking on a pre-fired surface, dry and then fire with or without an over sifting of enamel.

EMP-12 Black, EMP-13 White EMP-15 Oil. $4.95 each.

Note: EMP-12 and EMP-13 are made with oxides, the pens listed below are made with glass.

Enamel Marking Pens

A series of ball point pens with vitreous enamel ink in seven colors, plus black and white, which fuse at 1200° F to 1250° F. Write or draw on glass or enameled surface and fire to make image permanent.

EMP-16	Enamel Marking Pen, White
EMP-17	Enamel Marking Pen, Green
EMP-18	Enamel Marking Pen, Bright Yellow
EMP-19	Enamel Marking Pen, Bright Blue
EMP-20	Enamel Marking Pen, Orange
EMP-21	Enamel Marking Pen, Red
EMP-22	Enamel Marking Pen, Maroon
EMP-23	Enamel Marking Pen, Brown
EMP-24	Enamel Marking Pen, Black
EMP-SET	Set of all nine pens

Each Pen $4.95, EMP-Set $39.35

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