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Velvet (V) Underglazes -- LEAD FREE AMACO® Velvets semi-translucent underglazes have the appearance of velour or velvet when left unglazed or will intensify in color when covered with an AMACO® Clear Transparent or Gloss glaze. |

Liquid Underglaze (LUG) Decorating Colors -- LEAD FREE AMACO® Liquid Underglaze Decorating Colors are intense, opaque colors ideal for covering large areas quickly, easily and smoothly. They can also be used for detailed painting, sgraffito decoration, water color effects, free brush painting, wax resists and mishima decoration. |

Ceramic Oxide Washes -- LEAD FREE NEW! Five earthly, yet vibrant colors to be used under or over any glaze. |

Designer Velvet (DV) Underglazes -- LEAD FREE Designer Velvets are semi-translucent underglazes like AMACO® Velvets with the addition of small specks. Unglazed, they create the appearance of velvet or velour with a soft speckle effect. |

Sun Strokes (SS) Brilliant Underglaze Colors -- LEAD FREE These six intense underglazes are specifically formulated for Cone 06-05 in oxidation and raku firings -- with or without a clear glaze. |

Semi-Moist Underglaze Decorating Colors -- LEAD FREE AMACO® Semi-Moist Underglaze Decorating Colors are concentrated, intense, and opaque and are suitable for many types of ceramic painting. They are especially good for water color effects and painting of fine detail. |

Underglaze Chalk Crayons -- LEAD FREE From intense hues to pastel tones, Amaco Underglaze Chalk Crayons can be used as is, sharpened for fine detail or dissolved in water for painting or spraying. |

Underglaze Decorating Pencils -- LEAD FREE Underglaze Decorating Pencils are ideal for shading, fine line drawing or identification. Apply the underglaze pencil to bisque ware to create a variety of unique decorative designs. |

Engobes (SE) -- LEAD FREE These rich earth colors and subdued tones are created from either natural clays or a mixture or clays and other ceramic raw materials and can be applied using a variety of methods. |
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Click here for the many lesson plans (#1, #4, #6, #11, #12, #17, #23, and #24) which use our underglazes.
Did you know you can intermix some series of our glazes/underglazes with other series? Click here to learn more!
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