While there's a wide range of underglaze colors available,achieving the specific color and surface you want can still be elusive.What if you want a little more color saturation from your underglaze and also want the surface to be semi-matte or satin? This would require adding more pigment for better color saturation and more flux for stronger melting to change surface qualities.A simple solution is to modify the underglaze with something that will address both of these characteristics at the same time.That something can be a glaze.Adding a commercial low-fire glaze to an underglaze will change the color saturation and melting point of the underglaze,but still keep you in the same firing range.This is a great way to use commercial ceramic finishes to expand your surface options.Evaporating a low-fire glaze and grinding it into a powder is the best way to mix it into the underglaze as a modifier.It's more concentrated as an evaporated powdered glaze and will yield a stronger result.
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