Botz Light Brown Engobe Decorating Slip
Description
Engobes are similar to decorating slips but contain glaze and fluxes to give better. adhesion, aid vitrification and act as a primer for the top glaze making them a good choice for tableware.
- 200ml
- Apply 2-3 times with a brush or on leatherhard, dried, unfired or biscuit fired clay
- Without overglazing engobes become earthy matt
- Bright colour intensity when overglazed thinly with 9106 Transparent
- Well suited e.g. for marbling technique: use slightly diluted on soaked biscuit fired or leatherhard clay
- Perfect also for Sgraffito technique
- Can be mixed with glaze 9450 (30% Engobe, 70% Glaze) for a silky matt surface with tiny black dots (apply 3 times)
- Can be used as pourable clay for small objects: fire at 1050°C, sinters frost-resistant
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By Troy Mcnulty on 11th March 2026
"I'm sure the product was wonderful, but I couldn't use it, as it was a lower firing temperature product than I needed. On re reading the description I realised it was mentioned, but it was listed under the stoneware products that were higher firing temperatures. Perhaps it needs to be more clearly listed. And not just in the small print. My fault completely, because I find the whole glazes, underglazes, slips thing completely mind blowing anyway. But I would clearly benefit from instructions for beginners, as I'm sure many of us would. I tried using it anyway on a tester piece. Interesting effect. It bisc fires ok, but when dipped in clear glaze it crackle glazed. Just waiting for that to come out. Interesting little experiment if nothing else. "
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