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Mediums and oils
Various mediums and oils are essential for the preparation of your Schjerning colours with or without lead. Used as drying retarders, thinners, brush cleaners or essential to certain techniques, you will find all the necessary ingredients in our range.
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Cloves oil 173
Clove essential oil delays the drying of lead or lead-free onglaze colours. It can be substituted to turpentine for some works.
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Copaiba balsam oil 171
Scandinavian technique, embossed colours or classic colours, the balsam copaiva essence delays drying for several hours to allow you to touch up the paint again and again.
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French thick oil 150
Easily apply the prepared colours using french thick oil or concentrated turpentine. The brush slides on the material for a regular and uniform application that dries slowly to allow you to rework on your item.
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Lavender oil 172
For the buffering or simply to delay the drying of your mixture "pigment + medium", you will not be able to work without lavender oil! 24 hours later, you can still modify your paintings!
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Liquefying agent RCP 101
Even more fluid than its counterpart RCP 100, the number 101 makes it possible to obtain more liquid colours. For some techniques, the texture of the mixture "pigment + medium" should be well adapted.
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Matting powder 180 - 8 g
Make your colours mat with mattifying agent Schjerning! Why not alternate mat and bright colours on the same realization? You will create original effects.
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Oily medium MX54
Beginners or experienced porcelaine painters, the oily painting medium is an excellent partner. Multipurpose, it is effective for lots of techniques and can serve as a base to be treated with other oils or mediums.
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Outlining oil 179
Essential for drawing, the creation of small details with the pen, the outlining medium or essence of outline makes it possible to apply your colour and to retouch it for a long time because the drying is slow!
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Red Resist lacquer 198
Cover your item with 198 red polish! You will be able to create the most complex patterns and paint without fear of going beyond the drawn pattern.
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Thinner for gold and platinum 174
For gold and platinum work, thinner is essential both for liquefying the pigment paste and cleaning the material.
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Thinner for lustres & tools cleaner M-350
When using Schjerning lustres, you will need a thinner as well as a cleaner for your brushes and other tools. Thinner 350 will be perfect!
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Turpentine oil 163
Very important, the turpentine not only allows you to clean your material of any kind after using the mediums but also to dilute some of them and thus make them more fluid.
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Universal medium RCP 100
For all traditionnal uses, the RCP 100 universal medium is perfect. This aqueous medium is used for a wide variety of techniques as a binder for porcelain pigments with or without lead from the Schjerning range.
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Universal oil 166
A few drops of 166 universal oil and you will get a colour that dries very slowly. No liquefying agent is needed, just use a few extra drops!
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Universal oil 168
Traditional or American techniques, portraits ... The 168 universal oil allows you to rework your result for about 3 hours.
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Universal oily medium 165
Classic decorations or backgrounds, the universal oily medium allows you to easily apply the paint thanks to its greasy texture. He is also your ally for pounding or the grinding of reliefs!
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Water-based medium S63M
Classic technique, outline or spray, the water-based medium S63M is multipurpose and offers a wide range of possibilities. Drying is fast in comparison to other outlining mediums.
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Wipe-out medium RCP 102
As the name suggests, this medium is suitable for the wipe-out technique. It does not dry and allows to work the colours for a long time.
Schjerning mediums and oils are used for the delicate grinding of vitrifiable powder pigments, with or without lead. They act as a binder to give the pigment the necessary texture for the technique and the work that you wish to achieve.
The oils are used:
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to replace the mediums in some techniques (like the American technique)
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to fluidify a mixture of colour and medium already prepared
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to slow down the drying of the paint
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to clean brushes after use
The essences make it possible to slow the drying of the paints and to thin the colour and the medium mixed beforehand.
It is very important to carefully measure the medium to obtain a preparation that is not too oily, in which case it could spread, bubble or peel during baking. The preparation should not be too dry because once it is baked, it will have a dull appearance and it could even disappear over time. The amount of medium varies depending on the pigment. It is therefore better to do a test mix the first time.
The ideal to allow you a good dose is the use of a dropper or bottle with pipette directly on the cap. Adapt the dosage to the pigments used and techniques performed. It is best to test in advance on a "draft" surface.
All mediums disappear during baking and leave the pigment behind.
If you have any questions about these products, please do not hesitate to contact our team over the phone: +32 4 362 1990 or by e-mail: info@clay-and-paint.com
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