Rustins Ceramic Glaze Clear 250ml

Full disclosure: I am a very amateur hobbyist, and using this for restoration of some broken porcelain. Airbrushing works great, if you ignore the 10% thinning recommended, and go for 1:1. What worked best for me was 3 parts Rustin's, 2 parts Airbrush thinner, 1 part Airbrush flow Improver. Nice thin coat, then an hour in the hot box at 140F. Followed by four additional coats. Micromesh to the desired gloss, 12,000 leaves a beautiful finish. Buffing will take it to a glass like surface. Really good product, with a little practice.

It seems to do the job it's supposed to do. I waited for a while to see how well it works, no complaints so far

My only issue is it gets really thick after opening. Almost unusable. But the product is really nice.

I used this to finish repaired porcelain vase. It did a good job in creating the glazed surface. Easy to use.

A little goes a long way with this water based glaze. I discovered the product when I was restoring an ornament which had losses that needed to be filled, painted and finally glazed. A small amount mixed in with the acrylic paint I used also made the paint stick a little better to the repaired areas. Have since used this glaze to finish some smaller projects which has given them a fantastic shine and intensified the paint colours. It's fast drying and a very effective glaze for your projects.

perfekt für die Verwendung zur Restaurierung als Glasur an Keramik- und Porzellanobjekten. Achtung: beim Aufsprühen mit Airbrush unbedingt gute Filtermaske zum Atemschutz verwenden! Es sind Acrylate enthalten!

I use this to seal the paint or filler on ceramic/porcelain repairs. Sometimes I add a very small amount to the paint to create a smoother paint with more resilience. It's waterproof and clear and goes on without showing most brush-marks (although they are still there if you look closely, maybe that's down to the brushes I use). It is expensive but it was recommended to me by a ceramics repair teacher and it's better than others I have tried and it lasts a long, long time if you keep the lid on.

I bought this product to be able to apply over the surface of a relatives treasured plate after I repaired it. One of the kids smashed the plate and it needed to be glued and filled but the ceramic glaze shine also needed to be there to make the repair even less obvious and this did the job perfectly. I stoved in the oven at 100° for 45 mins between coats and the finished result is a perfect ceramic glaze. It will have many other projects in the further I’m sure and the little bottle will go a very long way so definitely worth having.

I’ve been trying to find a glaze/varnish to create a lacquer like finish on paper mache boxes and this is great. I layer it up and it looks lovely and glassy.