SP375 – Lowfire Xtra White Slip
SKU: 14375-50LB Brand: Seattle Pottery Supply
$87.00
| SKU | Wet or Dry | INVENTORY | ORDER ELIGIBILITY | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15375-1GAL | Wet / 1 Gallon | Out of Stock | Please call | $24.00 |
| 15375-5GAL | Wet / 5 Gallon | Out of Stock | Please call | $113.00 |
| 14375-50LB | Dry / 50 lbs Bag | 5 in stock | While supplies last | $87.00 |
*Back orders will be placed for order quantities exceeding that of on-hand inventory.
FIRING RANGE CONE 06 – 04
Xtra White Lowfire Casting Slip is a refined, high-quality earthenware slip designed for consistent performance at cone 06 to cone 04. With smooth casting behavior and clean, bright white fired color, this slip provides an excellent foundation for both functional and decorative ceramic work.
Xtra White develops a solid, opaque white surface that enhances vivid underglazes, transparent glazes, and detailed surface decoration, making it an ideal choice for colorful, graphic, or highly detailed designs. The smooth, creamy consistency of Xtra White Lowfire Casting Slip ensures reliable flow and release in molds, allowing for accurate reproduction of fine details and clean edges. Its predictable drying and firing characteristics make it especially well-suited for production casting, intricate mold work, and decorative elements where consistency is essential.
Whether you’re creating tableware, ornamental ceramics, tiles, or sculptural forms, Xtra White Lowfire Casting Slip offers dependable workability and a bright white fired result. Its strong visual presence and versatility make it an excellent choice for artists and studios seeking a durable, easy-to-use lowfire casting slip with a clean, professional finish.
Casting slip is a liquid clay slurry designed to be used in slip casting. Slip casting is a way to exactly reproduce ceramic pieces using a porous plaster mold. During the process, the casting slip is poured into the mold, left for a period of time, and then the excess slip is poured out of the mold. Once opened, the piece can be removed from the mold, and glazed and fired.