Mayco Elements Glaze, EL-121 Copper Adventurine, Opaque, Pint

This glaze when fired to cone 06 and slowly cooled produces beautiful copper tones. This was 3 coats all over and a 4th ring around where you want the glaze to start it’s flow. It’s a little darker in person but really reacts to the light.

I used this on B mix and fired at cone 5. Turned out exactly how I wanted it to. I tried to take a pic but it didn't come out to well. Posted below. Shiny and glittery. It does run see the pic. I posted a pic of the top of the piece as well.

Nice homogeneous glaze! Doesn’t need much stirring. Great crystalization when thick. Pretty shiny brown when thin.

Great color goes on smooth great when added to other glazes and by itself

I'm sure it's a perfectly wonderful glaze,however I only use misfire glares and this is low fire,which is not in the description.

Solid quality but color, after firing, was different color than I excepted. Great coverage.

My first attempt w/ this glaze was a disaster.I have since fallen in love with it. Brush applied on a white bisque body. Concave or convex the the results are fluid & alive w/ a shimmer that is best viewed in natural sunlight or halogen household lighting. Florescent light totally fades the results to zero but who lives under florescent light. 4 DENSE COATS w/ A VERY HEAVY 5th Coat on the upper half caused a wonderful random shimmering drip.

I raku bisque and glaze first thing! So this is 1.25 hours at max 1911°F for 30 minutes so it's super fast but I like the results. There is a glitter and a high gloss that make it look wonderful. Wanted a redder/copper hue instead of the chocolate but I do it different, so it's probably my fault. I recommend 👌