IMCO Underglaze | Pottery & Ceramic Glazes

Explore IMCO Underglaze at GlazeQueen for pottery, ceramics and studio projects. Compare available colors, finishes and formats, and use the product information to choose a glaze that fits your clay body, firing range and application method. Always review the manufacturer’s label and firing instructions for the individual glaze before use.

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Sequaia Green
IMCO-U41

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IMCO Item #: IMCO-U41 -

Sequaia Green is a ceramic underglaze from IMCO for adding color, surface character, and a finished surface to ceramic work. Apply using the manufacturer's current application guidance and evaluate the result on the clay body and surface being used.

Mint Sherbet
IMCO-U43

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IMCO Item #: IMCO-U43 -

Mint Sherbet is a ceramic underglaze from IMCO for adding color, surface character, and a finished surface to ceramic work. Apply using the manufacturer's current application guidance and evaluate the result on the clay body and surface being used.

Dark Celadon
IMCO-U44

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IMCO Item #: IMCO-U44 -

Dark Celadon is a ceramic underglaze from IMCO for adding color, surface character, and a finished surface to ceramic work. Apply using the manufacturer's current application guidance and evaluate the result on the clay body and surface being used.

Tangerine Sherbet
IMCO-U45

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IMCO Item #: IMCO-U45 -

Tangerine Sherbet is a ceramic underglaze from IMCO for adding color, surface character, and a finished surface to ceramic work. Apply using the manufacturer's current application guidance and evaluate the result on the clay body and surface being used.

Hot Lips Red
IMCO-U60

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IMCO Item #: IMCO-U60 -

Hot Lips Red is a ceramic underglaze from IMCO for adding color, surface character, and a finished surface to ceramic work. Apply using the manufacturer's current application guidance and evaluate the result on the clay body and surface being used.

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Choosing imco underglaze is easiest when you compare firing temperature, surface, application method, clay-body compatibility and the result you want after firing. Test unfamiliar combinations on sample tiles before using them on finished work, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for application, ventilation, safety and firing. GlazeQueen brings multiple ceramic brands and glaze families together so potters can compare options in one place.