Mayco "Elements" EL128 Wheat Glaze

Mayco "Elements" EL128 Wheat Glaze

280 ฿
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Mayco "Elements" EL128 Wheat Glaze

Mayco "Elements" EL128 Wheat Glaze

280 ฿
Product Details

Nature-inspired glazes create a variety of effects and textures, giving your work a unique and dimensional look. They are designed to achieve the same characteristics as medium temperature glazes, but are fired at low temperatures. They can be used as full glazes or as patterns, and can be used alone or mixed with other Mayco glazes.

Tip: This glaze tends to flow, so be careful when applying it to vertical pieces, especially in the lower one-third of the piece, as the glaze thickness should be reduced to prevent excessive flow. Overglaze can be used in conjunction.

Firing Range : Cone 06 (999°C) – Cone 10 (1305°C) 

Care & Maintenance

The company offers free product replacement in the following cases

  1. Incorrect item shipped The product received does not match the details confirmed in the latest order.
  2. Defective, damaged, or unusable product The issue was caused by the manufacturer or occurred during transportation.

Product Replacement Conditions

  • Please report the issue via LINE: @potteryclay or Facebook: Pottery Clay Thailand.
  • Please provide an unboxing video and report the issue within 7 days from the date of purchase for in-store purchases, or from the date the product was received for online orders. Please also provide proof of purchase, such as a receipt or order number.
  • The product must be unused and in its original/new condition.
  • If no receipt or proof of purchase is provided, the company reserves the right to refuse product replacement or refund.
Shipping Details

Worldwide shipping

  • Bangkok and surrounding areas: Delivery Monday–Saturday
  • International customers can also place orders. Details and shipping costs depend on the destination country and area. Please contact our staff for a case-by-case shipping estimate.

Mayco Elements

This glaze has a tendency to run. Care should be taken when applying it to vertical pieces, especially the bottom third of the piece, where the glaze thickness should be reduced to prevent excessive running.

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