Underglaze & Mixed Media Applicator Set of 2 - Ceramic Slip Trailer Set - Gaunt Industries HYPO-49 & HYPO-65 - Clay Art Decorating Kit

Love this product- used to apply underglaze on pottery.

Instructions that putting on slip should be done when the clay is stil prtty wet. When I put it on a fairly dry piec the slip popped off. Also would be good to say how to get the slip out of the needle so it doesn't get clogged. My plate in the photo shows how the trailer can make really nice lines. The plate I put on here is my first try and it is definitely not the way I hope to get the next few attempts, but it gives an idea of how one can make nice lines. I hope the pot leaf will also get better with the next few pieces.

Works just as expected, but can leak if item is full of water. Not sure if same issue occurs with underglaze.

You can use underglaze in these to write student's names on the bottom of their wet clay (greenware).I have also used these with students on bisque with underglazes.TIP: Clean the tiny tube out by flushing water through it after each use before capping it. It is hard to clean once the underglaze dries in it.

Fantastic for precision work with slip, glaze, and underglaze. Super easy to use

I have bought these twice love that they have a plastic cover for the spout keeps glazes longer than others I have used

Only received one cap, which was super lame and makes it difficult to work with slip? Works well in terms of being used for slip, but not very functional with only one cap.

I am very pleased with these slip trailer bottles. The plastic of the bottle is soft enough to squeeze slip for ceramic decorative treatment. I noticed that the very edges of the needle tips are a little "sharp". It could be due to my lack of experience with slip trailing. I plan to carefully file the edges smooth.There is a good, tight seal and I have not noticed any leaking when I use the slip trailers.