Amaco PC Potters Choice High Fire GlazesReduction look glazes for Cone 5-6 electric kilns.Try them at Cone 10 too!Important new instructions for mixing and using PC Dipping glazes:Click hereAmaco Potters Choice High Fire Glazes are Americas favorite glazes for cone 5/6 electric kilns. They are designed to give look like high fire reduction kiln firing.These cone 5-6 pottery glazes were created with the expert potter in mind but are easy to use and most are even classroom safe.Learn MoreCone 5-6.and also for cone 10! ClickHEREto see the complete cone 6 and cone 10 tiles!Achieve traditional high fire reduction looks in your Cone 5-6 electric kiln. The cone 5-6 pottery glazes look beautiful and authentic. These high-fire glazes work well over most stoneware and porcelain clays.Amaco glazes are available in liquid brushing pints and gallons as well as dipping 25 lb. dry.Please read label for each color since some require special application.25 lb. dipping glazes* are packaged in 5-gallon buckets for easy mixing.Watch this great video on the application and layering of Potters Choice Glazes!IMPORTANT:*The following Potters Choice glazes, PC-12, 20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 31, 33, 34, 37, 39, 43, 55, and 57, continue to be AP in their liquid form and carry the AP seal. There has been a change to the labeling of the 25# dry dipping forms of these glazes. That labeling no longer carries the AP seal but Conforms to ASTM D-4236.Amaco Potters Choice Glazes : Cone 5-6Potters Choice High Fire Glazes may be used on their own or layered to create limitless unique effects. Most of the Amaco Potters Choice Glazes are food-safe, but you can still use any and all of them on the outside of cups and bowls or on decorative wares of any kind.These high fire Amaco glazes are available in pints, gallons, or dry so you can have exactly what you need for your projects.Sheffield Pottery carries the complete line of Potters Choice glazes. They all have free shipping to anywhere in the USA.Those in pails and gallons are not free shipping to Hawaii and Alaska.NOTE:Layering of PC Dry Form Glazes: Because dipping glazes dont have the binder that brushing glazes have, layering them is not as easy. Although some customers layer PC dipping glazes with success, they have achieved their results through trial and error. We cant guarantee that you will have that success. PC glazes were not specially formulated for layering, they were formulated to achieve a specific and often complex effect and many need a specified amount of glaze to achieve that look (usually a thick application). That amount of glaze may prove problematic when layering because the thickness in the overlap area is doubled, which can cause the first glaze to lose its bond with the clay or the second glaze to lose its bond with the initial glaze. You can try to minimize the overlap area but that may not give you the effect you want. If you thin the glazes down with water to make the overlap glaze thickness correct, the areas where it is only a single layer might be thin and unattractive. (Also, a too thin dipping glaze may settle out hard in the bucket.)