Spin, Drop, and Coat | Wash and Flux Trailing Bowl

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[@janetlarue1231]

New potter here!🙋‍♀️ This is absolutely stunning!

[@scoobydoozie65]

Great video and so pretty!

[@victoriaginty7181]

What does the outside of the bowl look like? This is BEAUTIFUL!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@triciac1019]

That is so pretty! I want to try this with multi colors, if that would look good.

[@s.missizhippiew.1117]

You said to apply three coats of copper float to the bottom… Did you mean the exterior or the interior ? Also, can I fire this in a cone six kiln? (I wish you had shown the outside of the bowl, but the interior is absolutely beautiful.) thanks and I hope to hear from you.🌷

[@fencingkitty9166]

I'm just starting to use the things like cobalt wash...because it's under foodsafe stoneware glaze, does that mean the interior is food safe even with the wash/flux melt under it? Or is this strictly a decorative technique?

[@MaycoColors]

This technique is intended to be functional.

[@denisenoble4010]

Sounded really interesting but there aS no picture, downloaded several times no picture😥

[@franksiciliano1751]

I have found the sw 401 flux but I can't seem to find the sw 401 light flux like you use in the video. are these the same?

[@MaycoColors]

Hi! Yes those are the same. SW-401 is Light Flux

[@suebielecki473]

Please tell me about the turntable you’re using is it has ball bearings in it? Are you using it on a wheel

[@MaycoColors]

We are using a banding wheel! You should be able to find them at most ceramic supply stores

[@christineanderson8816]

where is the video that shows the results?

[@MaycoColors]

The results are at the end of the video