Lustres

CHARATERISTICS

SCHJERNING lustres colours are liquid solutions of metal salts and ready to use
They are used with the thinner 174
The colours are intermixable and settable on each other (careful not to over mix the lustres to keep vivid colors)
The result after firing is iridescent or metallic

Keep away from light and heat
The lustre colours should be kept cool (in the fridge, no freezing!) and used up within 6 months.
Use appropriate brushes and work on well dry and clean pieces

Apply with synthetic brush, airbrush, sponge, creasing or immersion
For pounding, apply a smooth layer of the lustre colour with a wide brush, then dab uniformly with a pounding sponge without returning on done work
SCHJERNING lustres colours must be completely dry before firing. Fire slowly at the beginning; simmer gently at 350°C and then quickly at 550-580°C on glass, 700-730°C on faience and 780-800°C on porcelain
Pay attention, some lustre colours do not withstand a temperature above 800°C. Lustres colours applied on already fired pigments should not exceed 600°C, they risk disappearing
The application on glass gives less satisfaying results than on earthenware and porcelain

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