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Also known as Kiln Wash or Shelf Primer.

How to apply:

Mix same weight in water to the powder, apply to your kiln shelf with a Haik Brush, let dry then add a second coat with the brush strokes at right angles to the first coat. Use only on the upper most side of the shelf.

It is advisable to put your shelf through a dry firing (a bisque will do) before taking it to glaze temperatures.

This batt wash will last for several firings or until there is a glaze accident, and areas can be touched up without re-washing the entire shelf if needed.

For advice and further reading read our 'Using Raw Materials' PDF.

Analysis

Al2O3 100%.*

*Typical analysis supplied by supplier

Health & Safety

Batt Wash contains <1% crystalline silica which when inhaled may cause long term lung damage, therefore we recommend wearing a P3 Mask and working in a well ventilated area. Keep working areas free of dust by cleaning up with a damp sponge.

In keeping with our overall general advice, we suggest wearing full PPE when handling raw materials. This includes a mask, safety
glasses, and gloves. We also suggest working in a well ventilated area.

It is a sensible precaution for children not to work with raw materials.

See the SDS in the product attachments for more information.

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Customer Reviews

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Stephen Pearce (United Kingdom)
Worked well

No problems with this - did the trick…

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fred50
Excellent product

Applied two coats of product to kiln base and shelving and was absolutely amazed at result, no problem with any glazing sticking to shelving.

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Mike
Easy to mix and to apply

Supplied in powder form it was very easy to add water and mix to smooth consistency. Very simple to apply to batts and the batt wash covers well.

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June
Good application

Easy to mix and brush on the shelves. So far so good.

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Julian
Mixes and applies easily

It's quite easy to mix this (but use an adequate mask) and apply it. I haven't had the occasion to dribble glaze all over it yet.

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