🎨 Fire up your creativity with precision and lasting color!
The Pasler Underglaze Pen features a soft 2mm tip designed for smooth application on ceramic bisque and greenware. Its water-based, opaque ink dries quickly and blends easily, allowing for detailed and vibrant designs. Suitable for firing between Cone 05 (1046°C) and Cone 6 (1222°C), it ensures food-safe results after glazing. The marker tip can be rinsed to maintain performance, and the product comes with a satisfaction guarantee.
Manufacturer | Pasler |
Brand | Pasler |
Item Weight | 1.13 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 7 x 0.3 x 0.3 inches |
Item model number | PUP06 |
Color | PUM06-Black |
Material Type | Plastic |
Number of Items | 1 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Point Type | Soft Tip |
Line Size | 2mm & Above |
Ink Color | Black |
Manufacturer Part Number | Marker |
S**H
Smooth and dark
Game changer! It writes and produces a sharpie-like line, so smooth and easy to use. I used on bone dry clay before bisque fire. Love.
I**
Maravilloso!
Lo quiero de todos los colores!
T**B
great little tool for fun design work on pottery
This Neat little marker is a great way to add fun designs to you pottery before firing to cone 6. You can add this to greenware or bisque ware and then fire for finished, permanent design. I have not gotten a chance to use this yet, but the directions say it can be fired low-to midrange and will work fine. I want one in every color! How fun! and easy to use. I think this is priced very fairly as well.
V**A
Hard to remove on bisqueware, but otherwise great!
Great brush tip and surprisingly smooth application.My only complaint is that the underglaze is basically impossible to remove on bisqueware. I messed up a circle and tried to wipe it off with a damp sponge. All it did was create a massive smear. Kept wiping with more water and it just got worse. Tried using rubbing alcohol as well to remove and no dice. Really strange because I can wipe away underglaze on bisqueware with no issue. Not sure what it is about this pen that makes it different.I tried to wipe it off on both white stoneware and porcelain bisque and had the same issue on both.Maybe it’s easier to wipe off on greenware? I was only able to remove it by sanding.Basically, this is a sharpie. Once it’s on there, it’s on for life!
G**R
Does not work
Broken tip immediately
C**W
really cool!
This is a really cool idea! The underglaze flows well, but works best on dry clay. I've been using it to put my initials on the bottom of my pots and I do that right after trimming. Its pretty streaky and kind of digs in. I tried it on dryer clay and it works so much better! It's got a decent brush tip.
G**Z
Terrible! As an underglaze, it bled into my clay horribly....
Decided to just use underglaze and a paint brush to put detail on my pots as needed. This was terrible and bled so bad, I couldn't get it out of the clay, so had to ultimately cover it with a total color that I didn't want to have to do. Not worth the money.
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