Pasler Gold Glaze for Ceramic Pottery Bisque,PCG01,16fl oz/473ml

I fired to cone 5 with three coats and it is the most amazing gold!! I will use it for decorative ware and for highlights. It DOES NOT like to be layer. It will go dark. Which could be a nice transition where two glazes meet. Always test test test!!

Very nice quality brand. The result turned out for as shown in cone 6; low firing. 3 coats, let dry in between. At a higher firing, comes out dark, unlike what I fired in cone 6. I will use this as an accent to my pieces. Will look great for what I have in mind. Love the sheen.

Awesome glaze! It is very dependant on the piece's finishing surface in order to be smooth and shiny but also on how many coats you do. This little cactus was 4-5 coats.

I used this glaze to a firing stage to cone 6. Mine came out brown and not golden. I will have to try a few test tiles. Really looking forward to the combination for the gold to reveal itself.

This is a really nice gold replacement. Not as “yellow” gold as the Duncan real gold low fire version, more on the bronze side. No need for a third firing. Food safe, microwave safe. But must make sure to put at least 3 layers on other wise it’s brown and do not layer over other glazes it will not be gold.

This glaze is not gold! I've tried cone 6, cone 7, light coats heavy coats and super heavy coats. Dud! If you are trying this glaze anyway don't use it on something that needs to be gold. Use it on something that you don't care about the outcome.

Nice product thank you

It looks more bronze than gold at cone 5 but the color is beautiful, cone 6 brought the gold out and a ton of pin holes.