Pottery Cascade Glaze - PC602 - White Cascade - Pint

Tall one was 1 coat with a line of manganese dioxide, bowl is 1 coat of floating blue on cascade on matte chia, and the other two was cascade on obsidian and under obsidian. Obviously love this stuff. 1-2 coat stays stable, 5 coats float. You mix it with a high flux, phase, float, and it moves more. It stay white, its thick and doesnt drip and coats thick and brushes smooth. Test to learn what it mixes well with.

This is a super fun product, bought via Amazon from Blick. Packaging was good, I use it for high fire (cone 6 and higher-I don’t own my own kiln so I make do with what is on, which is fun too) only. I use on upper edges, preferably on the inside of things as it will move. I have paired this with both Mayco and Amaco and it comes out awesome every time. It works lovely with glossy or matte glazes but adds a glossy feel in my pieces. Will buy again once I get close to running out.

This will cascade but is really dependent on the glazes you use.

Thought it would be different from the picture, but it turned out to be a very pretty solid white.

This is a white cascade not clear. Not sure what the image is. It is always best to look at the Mayco site

I would say don’t apply too thick over glaze unless you’re open to the possibility of some exposed clay body but it fluxes well and creates great effects especially with texture.

If you put pressure on the bubbles they break. Decorative only.

This bottle of glaze came only with a barcode label saying it was Mayco Pottery cascade glaze. No firing or application instructions at all. 🤨 Guess I’ll give it a try and see what I get.