

✨ Elevate your ceramics with vibrant, safe, and glossy perfection! 🍽️
Sax True Flow Gloss Glaze is a 1-pint, lead-free, FDA-approved ceramic glaze that delivers an unusually bright and vibrant finish. Designed for dinnerware safety when fired to cone 06-05, it offers a smooth, high-gloss, water-repellent surface. Economically priced and non-toxic, this glaze is perfect for professional artists and educators seeking consistent, reliable results with every application.

| Asin | B0044SCR6O |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,767 in Craft Kits |
| Date First Available | 13 November 2012 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Model Number | 229173 |
| Manufacturer | Sax |
| Product Dimensions | 8.13 x 8.13 x 17.78 cm; 689 g |
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Perfect Clear Glaze – Smooth, Glossy Finish Every Time
This clear glaze has been a staple in my pottery work. It fires beautifully and gives such a clean, smooth, glossy finish that really lets the clay body or any underglaze details shine through.It applies evenly and consistently, and I’ve had great results with no cloudiness or unexpected defects. I also love how it enhances textures and carvings without overpowering them.Super reliable and easy to work with—definitely a must-have if you’re looking for a quality clear glaze for your pieces!
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Works well.
Good.
User
Great Clear Glaze
Has worked perfectly so far. Don't listen to some of the other bad reviews - those are from people who don't know how to use ceramic glazes. This is for low fire pottery. If you properly fire it in a kiln, it'll come out great. Perfectly glossy and smooth with an even finish when you do 3+ coats.
User
Beautiful results!
I used this clear gloss glaze with my high school 3-D Art I students, and the results were excellent. We applied it to about 65 ceramic pieces (ranging from 6" to 8"), and every project came out with a smooth, glossy finish that really enhanced the students’ work. The glaze applied evenly, fired beautifully, and gave consistent results across all pieces. It’s a reliable classroom glaze that makes student projects look professional, and my students loved the finished appearance of their art. I’ll definitely continue using this glaze in future classes.
User
Okay
For all the people leaving reviews that this is a White glaze.. You need to fire it in a kiln lol! Otherwise yes, it will ruin your art. That being said after kiln firing to 06 it is a nice shine but changes the color of green underglaze and white clay becomes yellow
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