what is reactive glaze
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Most major retailers sell a variety of reactive dinnerware. The name does not describe a brand or function but rather the process used to achieve the color pattern of the dinnerware. Safe for food and ordinary use, this process is known as variegated glazing among the pottery community.
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I've only purchased the inkjet in white. It doesn't come out shiny after you bake it, but then just apply a glaze on top.
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I don't see why not - it's essentially a liquid fiberglass kind of glazing itself - it should dry fine over the glaze (clean with rubbing alcohol first). However the product will wash off in about 6 months - I've had to repurchase and reapply about every 6 months
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Don't know, but I do NOT recommend this cookware. After only a few months,mthe bottoms start to oxidize and has a dusty, dark gray powder that rubs off on your hands and the pans you set these pans on top of. Not real good for even heat conduction, either. Am getting a new set of cookware this Christmas. I wanted red because we redid oir kitchen and used gray with red accents. Disappointed in this cookware. Don't waste your money.
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Hi, The Tastykake cherry pies do not have a glaze. I recall another manufacturer cherrypie does have glaze but I can't remember which one it is, sorry...
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I have used Muslims diamond glaze to put rhinestones, pebbles and other small embellishments on bowls, jars and tile. It has not stripped the coloring, but in fact has given me a beautiful glass like shine. I also use this glaze to glue and seal material cutouts onto glass. I actually stopped using glues because the diamond glaze is so multifunctional. Happy Crafting
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I still have the box and there was no info concerning the contents of the glaze. I would call or email Pioneer Pet Products to find out: (866) 317-6278; pioneer pet.com. I hope that helps.
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This is the only color you need...no mixing with anything. But you do need to follow it up with elumen Lock to keep the color longer. I don't know how it compares with a glaze. I'm just a do it yourself-er who wants a small splash of color.
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Nothing in writing but the glaze is well done, washes easily and is maintaining its original color. I was worried about that so that I watch glaze carefully. It looks like a very good job with no indications of lead.
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The product description states that the glaze is lead free. It's NOT made in China.....
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It is completely glazed. If item is chipped or cracked I would not use. Lol California is so concerned about everything!
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Yes- I use the Meguiar's 205 as the final polishing step, AFTER the buffing wheel and the Meguiar's 105. The Mirror Glaze #205 cleans up all the swirl marks, and if you've done every previous step patiently and correctly, the result should be a flawless, super-high gloss.
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I generally use Mod Podge, but any paper glue will work. As far as a glaze goes it depends on whether you want a shiny surface or not. My go to...Mod Podge...I have also used Aleenes Clear Gel Tacky Glue inside and out, also Demensional Magic. Experiment and have fun...
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I've been using it for a couple of years. Its not as harsh as others. Very soothing, especially in the morning it helps get that glaze out.
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The reflector is mylar type product designed to last for years, with good care. It comes with a special coating to protect the reflective surface from the sun's rays. The Cooking Vessel is a quarter size canning jar that is custom coated with a material that permanently bonds to the glass, so it is dishwasher safe. The jars are used because they are readily available and inexpensive; they are tempered glass and designed for canning at high temperatures and pressures; and they can be replaced easily. The jar acts like a mini pressure cooker so foods and liquids cook fast.
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Completely different this is a glaze. I wouldn't recommend I wasn't impressed with the blacklight. I haven't used jet seal but, I have used liquid glass, it is incredible. Been using it for years as a sealant
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No. It is like waxing but it is a organic water soluble glaze. If you spill or mess up it just comes off with warm water. Also comes with reusable strips. Just rinse the strips and let dry. Love this product!