Sun Yellow Screen Printing Paste

Sun Yellow Screen Printing Paste for Glass and Ceramics

Infuse your creations with the radiant warmth of Sun Yellow. This ready-to-use screen printing paste offers a smooth, honey-like consistency, ensuring effortless application on glass and ceramic surfaces. No mixing or measuring required—just open the jar and let your creativity shine.

Sun Yellow captures the essence of a sunlit morning, where golden rays bathe the world in a cheerful glow. It's the color of blooming daffodils swaying in a gentle breeze and the zest of freshly sliced lemons. This hue evokes feelings of joy and optimism, like the uplifting warmth of sunlight streaming through your studio window.

Our studio embraced this paste for its reliability and consistent results. It adheres seamlessly to float glass, COE 90, COE 96, and ceramic surfaces, firing to a food-safe finish. Ideal for both functional pieces and decorative art, it empowers you to create with confidence and ease.

Picture opening your kiln to discover artwork glowing with life and clarity—each detail echoing your creative intent.

Features:

• Ready-to-use—no mixing or measuring required
• Compatible with float glass, COE 90, COE 96, and ceramics
• Recommended firing temperature: 1100°F to 1450°F (595°C to 785°C)
• Smooth, honey-like consistency for precise application
• Food-safe once fired—suitable for functional art pieces
• Mixable with other colors to expand your creative palette

Benefits:

• Eliminates preparation time, allowing you to focus on creation
• Delivers consistent, vibrant results with minimal effort
• Encourages bold, expressive artistry
• Safe for everyday use after firing
• Inspires confidence in both novice and experienced artists

Size:

5.3 oz (150 grams)

Materials:

• Rogue Enamels Sun Yellow pigment
• Specialty screen printing medium

Uses:

• Creating vibrant designs on fused glass art
• Decorating ceramics with lively, durable patterns
• Crafting food-safe art dishes and platters
• Enhancing stained glass, mosaic, or kiln-formed projects

Have you tried it? Share your creations with us—we'd love to see your work!