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Liquid Slips
Products In This Category
 Earthenware Slip. White Cone 06, all purpose earthenware casting body.
*This slip casting body DOES contain talc.
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Earthenware Slip. A favorite terra cotta slip. Popular for slip trailing color sgraffito Most low fire leadless and leaded glazes fit this body. Best to bisque at 03-02. *This slip casting body DOES contain talc.
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Stoneware Slip. White Cone 6, all purpose stoneware casting body.
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Stoneware Slip. Cone 6. This tan slip with specks produces a great sandstone stoneware.
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Stoneware Slip. Cone 10. A popular whiteware casting slip for slip casting. Fires white in oxidation, gray in reduction.
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Cone 5-6. When fired to Cone 6, this self-supporting doll slip presents a traditional Caucasian flesh color (a hint of pink).
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Cone 5-6. A little less pink and more "tan" than NS-120 Cool Blush.
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Cone 5-6. A color out of the Southwest, Desert Beige is the next, small step away from Cool Blush and Warm Blush toward tan/light brown.
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Cone 5-6. A medium, rich hue.
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Cone 5-6. Antique White offers more of a "cameo white" look than cool whites.
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Cone 5-6. A bright, cool white but not a "blue" white.
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Cone 5-6. A soft, light, golden beige.
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Cone 5-6. A darker and tanner version of NS-122 Desert Beige.
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Cone 5-6. Lighter than NS-123 Warm Brown with a hint of pink.
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Cone 5-6. A strong, dark brown.
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Cone 5-6. Cold, blue white.
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Cone 5-6. A softer shade than NS-130 Coffee.
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Works for both glaze and slip. 0 - 70 baume or 1.000 - 2.000 gravity. 11.5" long. Measures the approximate specific gravity of liquids.
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Take the guesswork out of volume reading with this polypropylene graduated cylinder. Non-tipping hexagonal base with highly legible, fade-free, molded graduations.
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