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Spectrum Hi-Fire Cone 4/6 Glazes

A beautiful selection of opaque stoneware glazes with particular emphasis on bright primary colors.
These come in liquid pints. All glazes are AP non-toxic except where noted (2,4,5).

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Glaze Tips

1134 Chocolate Brown MSDS	1135 Navy Blue MSDS	1136 Royal Blue MSDS	1137 Teal Blue MSDS	1138 Lime Green MSDS
1140 Texture Kiwi Fruit MSDS	1141 Texture Cascade MSDS	1142 Texture Wheat MSDS	1143  Texture Navy MSDS	1144  Texture Mottle MSDS
1145 Texture Autumn MSDS	1148 (2)  Texture Chowder MSDS	1151 Fuschia MSDS	1152 (2)  Texture Chrome MSDS	1153 (2) Texture Cobalt MSDS
1154 (2)  Texture Iron MSDS	1155  Pebble Stone MSDS	1156 Olive Stone MSDS	1157 (2) Texture Honey MSDS	1158 (2) Texture Bronze MSDS
1159 (2)  Green Stone MSDS	1161 (2)  Texture Topaz MSDS	1162 (2) Texture Burgundy MSDS	1164 (5) Dark Red MSDS	1165  (5) Bright Red MSDS

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Glaze Safety Information

Products bearing the AP Approved product seal of the Art and Creative Materials Institute, Inc. contain no materials in sufficient quantities to be toxic or injurious to humans or to cause acute or chronic health problems. They may be used with complete confidence by persons of all ages including young students (K-6) and handicapped adults.

Products bearing the CL Health Label (Cautions Required) seal of the Art and Creative Materials Institute, Inc. are certified to be properly labeled according to the chronic hazard labeling standard, ASTM D-4236 and the U.S. Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials. These glazes and underglazes should be used only by persons who can read and follow suggested label precautions for safe use.

Glaze Safety Key

Use this key as a guide to safety information for individual glazes and underglazes above. Caution: None of these products should be taken internally. They contain ingredients not suitable for ingestion or inhalation. Note: In order for glazes labeled (1) (2) or (5) to be dinnerware safe, they must be fired to recommended firing temperature. Read labels on glaze containers for more information.

(1) Non-Toxic. Can be used safely by everyone. Dinnerware safe if fired properly.
(2) Contains some heavy metals. Can be safely used by people who are able to read, understand, and follow suggested safety precautions for handling these materials. May be dinnerware safe if fired properly.
(3) May invite bacterial growth due to the soft or crackle nature of the glaze. Not dinnerware safe.
(4) Contains lead and/or cadmium. Not dinnerware safe.
(5) Contains encapsulated cadmium. Dinnerware safe if fired properly.  

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