Glazing Ceramics in a Microwave Kiln

[@lundync]

I learned a lot from this video. Keep them coming!

[@moniamonia3826]

Thanks for tutorial, I've got no idea that microwave and oven are capable of this!

[@jazziered142]

Thank you for sharing your craft. It was very interesting! My favorite was the square blue one.

[@La.Monarca.Morena]

Hi! Please re fire this kind of glaze or any glaze you can add one more coat just warm your piece hot to touch and apply right away and it will start to dry and attach immediately please before this clean your piece with alcohol and a clean cloth to remove finger prints and dust just the glaze part will be fine it will air dry right away if it goes on the unglazed part just give it more time to dry and evaporate hope this helps to save more pieces from being rejected 😊

[@artylundy]

Thanks for the tip!

[@FafoIYKYK]

I don’t think it got hot enough. Try a clear glaze and fire it again.

[@artylundy]

I don't think so either. Thank you.

[@MrsHoskins1]

I glazed my piece and it came out matte.

[@artylundy]

That's a good indicator that it needs to be hotter. Keep trying!

[@MrsHoskins1]

​@@artylundyOK, do you think I should add more applications of glaze. I only applied 2 coats.

[@artylundy]

What kind of glaze was it? 2 should be enough. You can add a clear gloss glaze on top if your undercoat is turning too matte.

[@MrsHoskins1]

​@@artylundyI used Mayco stoneware

[@artylundy]

@@MrsHoskins1 that one may not get hot enough to get the results you want. Ideally, I shoot for a cone 06-04 low fire glaze. You may get some cool results, but probably won't look like advertised.