Liquid Premium Gold 2 Grams 12% gold

SKU
NM805
$65.58

NM805 Premium Gold 2-Grams

New more Non-Toxic Formula.

Go for gold with  Precious Metals! Apply over fired glaze to add brilliant gold accents that’ll make your project look like a million bucks!
One coat of Precious Metals offers opaque coverage. Apply over gloss glazes for a shiny sheen or matte glazes for a subtle luster.
Click here for our

New more nontoxic Overglaze information guide.


Quantity1 OR

 

Bright Gold or Premium Gold  NM805 or NM801

(Low Odor, Low Toxicity) / For brushing.

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

This liquid gold is a bright gold that is low odor and low toxicity.

After firing, gold shows a warm yellow color.

Standard firing temperature Pottery and Ceramics Cone 018.

Porcelain, Bone China High fired hard glazes 720-850C or 1329 F to 1562 F or from cone 018 to cone 012.

The firing result depends on the firing temperature, the total cycle time, the soak time as well as the glaze chemistry of the glaze decorated. To achieve an optimal firing result, we

recommend firing tests under the users own individual conditions.

 

Processing

This liquid gold is ready to use. The material can be applied without further thinning and is distinguished by its excellent application properties and a sharp outline. Don't use traditional Solvent based Essence. These products will require K-117 available from New Mexico Clay.

Storage

This gold liquid can change over time. Therefore, it is recommended to use it within 9 months.

This gold liquid should be stored in a cool, dark place. Refrigeration, if possible, will positively affect the shelf life.

 

Coverage

The coverage of this gold liquid depends on the thickness of the applied precious metal layer.

An average is about a square 11” x 11”.

 

Abrasion resistance

This liquid gold shows moderate scratch resistance. No dishwasher, hand washing is advised.

 

Oxidation resistance

This gold solution does not contain silver, so there is no risk of tarnishing.

 

How to use, Application tips:

 

Preparation of the surface to be decorated.

Make sure that the surface of the object to be decorated is clean and dry. Dust, fingerprints and condensation can affect the decoration during firing. Make sure that the object is not brought from a cold place to a warm place. A microscopic condensation film that is not visible to the naked eye may occur. This causes firing disturbances (pinholes) in the fired precious metal decorations.  Allow enough time for the object to reach room temperature.

 

How to use:

Work in a well-ventilated room at a good room temperature.

Use a natural hair brush such as Red Sable.

Remove from the bottle as much as you can consume within 30 minutes and close the bottle. Think of it as a slow increase in viscosity due to the continuous evaporation of the solvent in the air. Apply it to the object to be decorated with a moderate layer thickness. If the layer is too thin, the surface may be reddish and devoid of golden features. If the layer is too thick, it can lead to cracks, blisters, or matte surfaces. It is recommended that you don’t clean your brush. Just wrap it in aluminum foil and the next time you need it just add a couple drops of the gold luster to the brush mash it around and then keep using it it’s not a good idea to throw gold away.

 

Firing

At the first heating stage, the organic component of the liquid gold burns out. This process is completed at about 750 F 400℃  The gold film is formed. Constant slow temperature rise, enough Oxygen and sufficient ventilation determine the quality of the fired precious metal decoration. Firing conditions significantly affect the mechanical and chemical properties of the fired decoration.

A normal/natural cooling cycle should be used, and don’t overcrowd the kiln.

 

Typical defects, root causes and countermeasures

Defect

Possible Cause

Solution

Blurred contours, running.

 

Too much thinning, the thinner was too thick or drying too slowly. Too much gas in the furnace. We’re not enough air.

Leave the bottle open for a while so that some of the solvent can evaporate. Don’t load the kiln so full.

Difficult to apply

Viscosity is too high after long application or long storage

Then the product with the correct thinner

Spots

Contamination as dust fingerprints or water condensation

Carefully clean the object you are decorating Usually with isopropyl alcohol

Problems with firing

Bad atmosphere in the kiln, insufficient ventilation, heat increase up to 700 degrees Fahrenheit too fast

Allow for more air, improve ventilation, slow down the firing, reduce the number of objects in the kiln

Gold peeling

Dirty surface or the layer of liquid gold was too thick

Make sure your piece is clean, thin the product

Gold wipes off

The firing temperature is too low for the type of glaze used. Or the layer of liquid gold is too thin.

Increase the firing temperature increase the layer thickness.

Small Pin holes

Pin holes can be caused by moisture on the surface of the glaze. Transferring things from a cool place to a warm place causes invisible condensation on the surface

Allow enough time for the where to reach room temperature so that the condensation has time to evaporate.

 

New Mexico Clay 3300 Girard NE  Albuquerque  NM 87107 Phone  800-781-2529

Local 505-881-2350

Hours: MST

M-F: 9:00am-5:00pm
Sat: 10:00am-4:00pm

SDS is available https://nmclay.com/informational-pages/safety-data-sheets-msds

9/24/2024 Liquid Bright Gold Luster 2 Grams 7% gold NM801

 Liquid Premium Gold Luster 2 Grams 12% gold NM805

Brand
New Mexico Clay

Warning WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Silica, crystalline (airborne particles of respirable size), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer.  For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.