I found the most versatile pottery glaze

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Botz Plus lets you add variation to any glaze! In this video I test out Botz Plus, which enhances the effects of stoneware and earthenware glazes. This opens up a world of possibilities, because you can alter and increase the brilliance of any glaze you own! Botz Plus is works between Cone 05 - 10 firing range and is food-safe when used with food-safe glazes.

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[arynphillips]

I always appreciate how you look to source products that are widely available. Your commitment to make pottery accessible is incredible. I love the effect of this glaze. It's a great way to add variety and interest without having a dozen glazes.

[njanderson]

It took me a second to catch up when you said "cookies", my mind immediately went to chocolate chip.

[Unfortunately_Mickey]

Love a proper sponsor disclosure. You'd be surprised how many smaller influencers skip it. 😅 You make such calming content even if I'll never do pottery 😂

[xingcat]

The inside/outside glazing makes your pot look very much like a set of coffee cups my parents had back in the 70s. Love the effect!

[brittanywinn]

I wish you made a video everyday. I love how real you are, I really appreciate your content!

[DCarey-gy]

I think amaco or mayco sells light fluxes and a dark flux. Fluxes do the same. Great video btw.

[erinhallmakes]

You can also apply the special stuff first and glaze second and it will flow but also give a different effect.

[FridayFrida]

Im watching this video with a cup of coffee in my hand from a local to me potter and is slowly realising that she must have used the same product! It's even green! Very pretty and interesting effect. I love the fire opal too.

[purpleway]

Idk how to say this, but the bit in the intro, just before you began to spoke was so aesthetically pleasing, gosh I loved the vibe with the soft music, probably the only person to enjoy those 3-4 secs, but hey

[micheledickey]

This is awesome!! What an awesome idea! It looks a lot like a flux. Yes brushing the glazes on in a different direction is really important. Especially when using glazes like celadons so you don’t get splotchy areas and doesn’t show the brush marks, especially good when using 3 coats to get full coverage.

[samsquantch]

using a new glaze is always so exciting and I'm glad you got such cool outcomes!

[PaulByrne-evzm]

Looks to me like a flux glaze in the US. Numerous different colors and effects available. Really do spice up the base glaze.

[PickleSnort]

Just have to say that the timing with the music during the throwing/trimming/firing segment was so well done and satisfying!

[denisenoble]

Wow, the second bottle is a gorgeous colour over the green, as you say there is lots of variation which is beautiful

[dmspeacock]

This reminds me of Amaco Honey Flux! I usually do the HF under another gaze, but I should experiment more with it. Also, my face when you showed your ware board with nails to fit on the banding wheel.🤯

[juliewhittington]

Thank you so much for all of the great info - I struggle with glazes - so glad I can get these at the local Blick store!!!

[lindakingclayworks]

I’ve never used Botz but those look like nice big jars of glaze!

[Dystopiancircus]

Yah! They have them at Blick. I plan to order some when it warms up. Thanks for telling us about this glaze.

[qiwang]

Amaco has quite a few fluxes that also create beautiful drippy/flowy effects! Highly recommend to try out!

[BadgerRobot]

Now I know how one of my favorite local potters get that effect. pot #2 was really similar to their glaze style. Looks great!