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AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V392 Blood Orange

2023-10-05T12:47:56-05:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 10.80 - 61.50 (2 variants)

Product Description

Blood Orange Underglaze is a fiery tangerine color at Cone 05 which intensifies under a clear glaze. When fired to Cone 5 and Cone 10, it becomes slightly darker. May bubble with HF-9 Zinc-Free Clear at cone 5, use HF-10 Clear glaze to prevent bubbles.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Saturated color, dependability, and versatility make Velvets as popular for professionals as they are for children. Velvets fire true-to-color as a Cone 05/06 underglaze or fired to Cone 6. Some colors remain true as high as Cone 10.

Try two finish possibilities: When left unglazed these colors have the rich textural appearance of velvet; when covered with AMACO clear transparent matte of Clear Gloss they intensify in color. Can be easily applied to wet clay, greenware, or mature Cone 04 bisque (1971F / 1077C)
•Saturated Color
•Apply to unfired clay or bisque
•True to color
•Can be used with or without glaze- Food Safe with proper glaze.
•Cone 05 to 10
•Sprayable

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!

AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V311 Nectar

2023-10-05T12:47:45-05:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 10.80 - 61.50 (2 variants)

Product Description

Nectar underglaze is a warm yellow color like honeysuckle flowers at cone 05 and becomes more light amber under a clear glaze. It slightly intensifies at cone 5 and cone 10.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!

AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V330 Indigo

2023-10-05T12:47:34-05:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 7.70 - 29.70 (2 variants)

Product Description

Indigo underglaze is a deep purple-blue color at cone 05 and darkens under a clear glaze. When fired to cone 5, it becomes more blue in color and then darkens slightly at cone 10.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!

AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V329 Sea Glass

2023-10-05T12:47:23-05:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 7.70 - 29.70 (2 variants)

Product Description

Sea Glass Blue underglaze is a very pale blue-green color at cone 05 and becomes richer and darker under a clear glaze. It remains the same at cone 5, but fired to cone 10 becomes more blue.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-236 Grey

2023-06-30T12:41:03-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

Vivid Vibrant Color, economically priced - that's our commitment to you. You deserve consistent performance each time you use and repurchase an underglaze. Mayco’s Fundamentals - developed by our ceramic engineer, manufactured under stringent QC standards, and tested by our staff artists for color consistency, usability, and performance on various clay bodies and firing temperatures - are as consistent and versatile as any underglaze you would want for your artwork.

General Use

General Use: Shake well. Apply to wet clay, greenware, or cone 04 bisque; use for design or solid coverage, ﬁring range from cone 06 to cone 10. To intensify color or for use on dinnerware, apply clear or matte clear glaze. For use on clay or greenware, apply and allow to dry. Fire to shelf cone 04. If desired, apply clear glaze and reﬁre to cone 06-05 for earthenware and cone 5-10 for stoneware (999° C–1285 °C). For use on bisque, apply to cone 04 bisque, apply clear glaze if desired and reﬁre earthenware to cone 06 and cone 5-10 for stoneware. Do not spray apply.

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

Cone 6
A wide variety of Fundamentals Underglazes are perfect for use at mid-range temperatures.
Please review the table below regarding clear glazes and cone 6 underglaze firing.

Download a Mayco Fundamentals Brochure here! This brochure shows the Mayco Fundamentals Underglazes fired to Cone 06 and Cone 6.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-235 Oatmeal

2023-06-30T12:40:59-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-234 Ivory Pearl

2023-06-30T12:40:54-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-233 Eucalyptus

2023-06-30T12:40:49-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-232 Olive

2023-06-30T12:40:44-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-231 Lime Green

2023-06-30T12:40:39-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-230 Blue Grass

2023-06-30T12:40:33-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-229 Aquamarine

2023-06-30T12:40:28-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-228 Midnight Blue

2023-06-30T12:40:24-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-227 Concord Grape

2023-06-30T12:40:19-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-226 Lavender

2023-06-30T12:40:14-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-225 Plum

2023-06-30T12:40:08-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-224 Rose

2023-06-30T12:40:04-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-223 Apricot

2023-06-30T12:39:58-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06-10 – UG-222 Soft Yellow

2023-06-30T12:39:53-05:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06-10 UG Fundamentals Underglazes
Price: 4.75 - 19.95 (2 variants)

Vivid Vibrant Color

General Use

Apply 3 coats for opacity; fewer for design. Can be thinned for water-color eﬀect.
Apply to bisque, wet clay or greenware.
Color can be applied with brush or sponge.
Use in sgraﬃto, majolica, spatter or burnishing techniques.
Intermixable for custom colors.
Apply matte or gloss clear glaze to intensify color or for use with dinnerware.
Check each product label for cone 10 results.

Application Tips & Suggestions

Underglazes can be used directly from the jar, but should be put out onto a tile to avoid possible contamination of the remaining product in the jar. Make sure the consistency is like melted ice cream.
Apply to greenware, clay or bisque. Lightly dampening the ware with a moistened sponge before painting allows better adhesion to the ware.
Heat Work is Good: If cone 06 does not develop the color you want – go hotter. We recommend cone 03-04 – some artists go even hotter. Fundamentals can take the extra heat work – push them to get the vibrancy you need.
Co-fire with Clear: Fundamentals can be co-fired with clear glaze in a single firing. This time-saver can be valuable for those in a classroom setting. Out-gassing can trap bubbles or create craters – adding a 15 minute hold will fix most surface issues.
Primer Coat: Dry greenware can be very absorbent and draw in color too quickly, resulting in surface issues. You may find that applying a water-thinned first coat as a primer improves your fired surface results.
Painter-Friendly: Mix colors to create something new; use brushstrokes to blend and create shading; layer them without concern of intermixing – great for Majolica – add thin lines and details with confidence as Fundamentals will NOT move.
Burnishing/Polishing: This technique is achieved by buffing the opaque underglaze while it is still damp. Using a soft cloth, briskly polish a 2-3 inch circular area. Avoid applying too much pressure – otherwise you’ll remove the glaze. After you notice a slight sheen develop, move onto another area until the entire surface has been buffed. If desired – buff the entire piece to intensify the level of shine.

Intermixable
Create your own blends and shades by fulling mixing wet colors. Remember: if you just layer colors they WILL NOT intermix.

Sgraffito
Layer underglaze colors on greenware and carve through them to reveal the layers underneath.

Matte Finish
Create depth and contrast when using the matte finish of Fundamentals with a gloss glaze like Stroke & Coat®.

If firing Mayco's Fundamentals Underglazes to mid-range temperatures, the following chart shows recommend Mayco Cone 6 clear glaze for each color.

SKU	Name	Recommendation
UG001	Kings Blue	SW-001
UG002	Sea Blue	SW-001
UG003	Baby Blue	SW-001
UG010	Crimson	SW-004
UG019	Electra Blue	SW-001
UG021	Leaf Green	SW-004
UG022	Spring Green	SW-004
UG030	Sand	SW-001
UG031	Chocolate	SW-004
UG032	Cocoa	SW-001
UG034	Chestnut Brown	SW-004
UG046	Bright Yellow	SW-001
UG050	Jet Black	SW-001
UG051	China White	SW-001
UG053	Silver Grey	SW-001
UG057	Spice Brown	SW-004
UG058	Harvest Gold	SW-001
UG067	Ivory	SW-001
UG068	Apple Green	SW-001
UG072	Wedgewood Blue	SW-001
UG082	Tucson Turquoise	SW-001
UG085	Orange Sorbet	SW-001
UG087	Regal Purple	SW-001
UG090	Green Mist	SW-001
UG091	True Teal	SW-001
UG092	Lilac	SW-001
UG093	Wild Violet	SW-001
UG094	Pansy Purple	SW-004
UG097	Bright Blue	SW-001
UG100	Terra Cotta	SW-001
UG146	Pink Pink	SW-001
UG198	Dark Grey	SW-001
UG203	Squash Yellow	SW-001
UG204	Orange	SW-001
UG206	Fired Engine Red	SW-001
UG207	Flame Red	SW-001
UG208	Dragon Red	SW-001
UG209	Jade	SW-001
UG210	Forest Green	SW-001
UG213	Cinnamon	SW-001
UG215	Blush	SW-001
UG216	Peach	SW-001
UG217	Red Coral	SW-001
UG218	Pear Green	SW-004
UG219

Mayco – Cone 06 - AS-512 Black Diamond

2021-01-29T11:44:57-06:00

Vendor: Mayco Coloramics
Type: Mayco Cone 06 AS Astro Gems
Price: 6.70

Product Features and Attributes

Astro Gem^® is non-moving textural glaze that contains two sizes of tiny crystals. When fired these crystals provide a quartz-like gleam projecting from the matte surface of the base glaze. The base glaze is an underglaze and will remain porous after firing.

Product Features and Attributes

Non-Toxic
Can be used on greenware or bisque
Tintable - using One Strokes, Underglazes or other Astro Gems^®

AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V379 Ultra Violet

2021-01-27T21:35:06-06:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 10.80 - 61.50 (2 variants)

Product Description

Ultra Violet Velvet Underglaze is a soft, pinkish-purple at cone 05, darkens slightly at cone 5, then lightens when fired to cone 10 but still maintains its violet shade. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!

AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V365 Slate

2021-01-27T21:34:38-06:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 10.80 - 61.50 (2 variants)

Product Description

Slate Velvet Underglaze is a dark, bluish-gray at cone 05 that darkens to a deep, slatey shade when fired to cone 5 and transforms into a melancholic blue-green at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!

AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V364 Elephant

2021-01-27T21:34:33-06:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 10.80 - 61.50 (2 variants)

Product Description

Elephant Velvet Underglaze is a light, ashy shade when fired to cone 05, darkens to a deeper gray at cone 5 then turns to a grayish-black akin to elephant skin when fired to cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!

AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V363 Morning Fog

2021-01-27T21:34:29-06:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 9.50 - 42.50 (2 variants)

Product Description

Morning Fog Velvet Underglaze fires to a light, misty gray when fired to cone 05, darkens to a steamy color at cone 5, and maintains the foggy color at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!

AMACO – Cone 05-10 - V362 Ultra Black

2021-01-27T21:34:24-06:00

Vendor: AMACO
Type: AMACO – Cone 05-10 V Velvet Underglazes
Price: 9.50 - 42.50 (2 variants)

Product Description

Ultra Black Velvet Underglaze fires to a beautiful soft, dark matte color at cone 05 then deepens to a darker black at cone 5 and maintains it’s shade at cone 10. A clear glaze accentuates the color of the underglaze significantly at any temperature.

Safety Warning

Tableware producers must test all finished ware to establish dinnerware status, due to possible variations in firing temperature and contamination.

(V) Velvet Underglaze

Color Mixing

To shade, tint, change the color of these underglazes, simply mix them!