Sax True Flow Underglaze Set, 2 Ounces, Assorted Colors, Set of 12

Well, well, well, let me tell you about the Sax True Flow Underglaze Set, the Picasso of pottery paints! If you've ever dreamt of turning your boring ceramic pieces into a psychedelic masterpiece, this set is your ticket to the wild side. First of all, you get a whopping 12 assorted colors. It's like having a rainbow in a box, and not just any rainbow, but a funky, tie-dye, Woodstock-worthy rainbow. You'll be channeling your inner hippie as you paint your pottery. Now, here's where the fun begins. These underglazes are like the cool kids of the pottery world. They're not like those uptight, traditional glazes; no, these underglazes are here to party! You can mix and match them, blend them, create your own wild concoctions. It's like a pottery rave, and your pieces are invited! But it gets better. They're acrylic, which means no messing around with kilns or complicated firing processes. Just paint, let them dry, and you're ready to roll. It's like instant gratification for the impatient artist in all of us. And the best part? They're true flow underglazes. They go on smoothly, like butter on a hot pancake. You don't need to be Picasso to get a flawless finish. It's so easy; even your pet goldfish could paint pottery (well, maybe not, but you get the idea). In summary, the Sax True Flow Underglaze Set is a party in a box. It's colorful, it's fun, and it's here to turn your ceramic pieces into works of art that would make even Salvador Dali jealous. So, grab your brushes, put on your beret (optional), and let the pottery painting extravaganza begin!

Love these underglazes. Colors are vibrant. They brush on smoothly and cover well. Would definitely recommend them especially as a starter set.

The colors are beautiful and pigmented! They were easy to use so affordable and the quality is top notch. Recommend for any ceramics class

Good value. The purples are a little weak and not very purple. As a new potter, these have been great to work with. Photos attached test flower plate painted greenware and after fired and glazed at cone 6. I did not do 3 coats of underglaze. I trying to do something more like my water color technique. You can see the that the red is really strong and the violet purple is very blue. I would give 5 stars, but I have nothing to compare it to.

Used these for ornaments and was very pleased with the true color and look of the finished pieces. I used 2-3 coats of flame red on these mushrooms and china white dots. The other colors are just as reliable and easy to use. Will buy again!

I have made some test tiles with these glazes! I have yet to use them on my work but they came out amazing and there were no issues at all! :)

I played around with the colors on this piece and as you can see from the video some colors can sort of blend into each other and some not at all. The colors are vibrant after you use a clear glaze on it. Without the glaze, the colors had a pastel look to it. Also in this piece I painted multiple layers of colors on it. I didn’t use all the colors they had but hopefully this helps you have an idea of the colors and how they look together.

These were amazing! I'm a senior college student and we have an old kiln that no one uses. I decided to put it to use last semester and the results were great! It was my first time working with ceramics so I didn't want to buy anything too expensive or fancy because I didn't know what the outcome would have been. They're great for beginners in my opinion. I was on a budget so these were perfect! You get a nice variety for a good price. Each jar is a decent size. I didn't have too many pieces, so I didn't want a large container of glaze that I wouldn't use. I was able to glaze 10+ pieces multiple times with different colors and still have half jars of all glazes.