AMACO Semi-Moist Underglazes 8-Count Set No. 4 (#111), 8 Assorted Decorating Colors in Watercolor-Like Pans, Low/Mid-High Fire Cone 05-6 (SMUG) Ceramic Pottery Underglazes for Unfired Clay and Bisque

I love this stuff. Game changer. Like watercolor on ceramic. Some color changes and texture after firing as expected. You can used it on green or bisque. I like to use it on bisque then fire before glazing so I can do any touch ups I want.

It's pretty easy to use, the color is firm and clear but there will be problems that the purple and Magenta color don't quite come out but the reason is probably due to the glaze I used😅. Overall I very satisfied.

I love the convince of these water color glazes. We travel in the summer and having these with me allows me to keep working on my ceramic jewelry. Colors can be vibrant or more transparent depending on the amount of water. True to color after firing and selection is wide and vibrant. After using one set (D) I bought B and C. Have never been able to find one listed as A.

These colors remain bright up to cone 6 - the pallet is much easier to use than a collection of bottles - I will be slowly converting from the multiple bottles I used to have, into these easy to use pallets...

I have always used Amaco velvet underglazes but have switched to using this palattte. The coverage is easily adjustable. You can do a super light watercolor to a solid color. They are a bit pricey, however they do not dry out like the underglazes do if they are not used for a length of time. For small pieces, the palate box is the way to go

I love this undergrad! I was afraid that it would be too "washed out", but its not. Easy to use and although I've covered my pieces in a few layers, the colors are vibrant! The only thing ai wish is you'd get a bit more in quantity. Note*black underglaze in photos is not included !

Love it! Pricey and may not last as long as other underglazes.

Worked well