Guides
The questions Georgian studios ask most — short, practical and based on the manufacturer's data. Each product's instructions are on its own page.
Brushing on clear glaze
In Georgia clear glaze is mostly applied by dipping. Brushing it on is more economical and flexible for a small studio — if it is done right.
Read → BasicsCones and firing temperature
Why a glaze says "cone 06–04" rather than an exact temperature, and how to choose a glaze for your kiln.
Read → SafetyWhen is a piece food safe?
What our labels mean by "food safe when correctly fired", "under clear glaze" and "not food safe".
Read → TechniqueMixing powder glaze
Superior Glaze as a powder — how to mix a dipping glaze, and why it works out economical.
Read → For studiosCafé Color G for paint-your-own studios
A glossy finish without clear glaze — why Café Color G suits PYOP and teaching studios, and how to use it properly.
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