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Ceramic paint in domestic oven - Porcelaine 150 by Pebeo

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Florizel · 18/06/2006 10:07

I've just started painting children's names and decorations onto eggcups, plates and mugs with some ceramic paint that came in a kit from Tescos. It was one of their one-off things and had only four little pots of colour. I just buy plain white china and you heat the finished article in the oven until it bonds with the glaze, with pretty good results. I did an eggcup for each of the people staying with us at Easter and that went down really well.

The only thing is, my tiny little kit is a bit limited (and running out) and I want to carry on doing these for cheap, personal birthday pressies for DD1's little friends.

I have done some research and found a make of paint called Pebeo Porcelaine 150 that comes in marker pens and paint in pots. It's meant to be dishwasher resistant after 'cooking' in a domestic oven. Has anyone tried this? does it really withstand the diswasher?

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Florizel · 20/06/2006 14:53

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champs · 21/06/2006 00:12

hiya!! not used them, got a dinner set to decorate and still haven't got round to it.

why not do a test run. buy a single pen/pot and try it out, try it in dishwasher.

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Florizel · 21/06/2006 19:30

Hi Champs, thanks.
When I get to a chance, I will do just that - though am tempted by a £22 kit!

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champs · 22/06/2006 01:28

let me know how you get on

Florizel · 22/06/2006 18:29

Ok, I'll do that - though it might not be for a week or two, as v hectic time at work for a while to come. Can't wait until I have time to mess about with crafty things again.

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champs · 22/06/2006 22:20

ok

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marypops · 14/08/2006 14:53

Hi,
I was helping out in a holiday club last week, and we used the Pebeo porcelaine 150 paints. My kids did a couple of pieces, and so far, they have washed fine, but I haven't put them in the dishwasher.
The only trouble we found with the sets was we were left with certain colours,(green-gold, brown) whilst the more popular colours went quickly. (pink,tourqouise, blue, green)
We thought we might do an autumn leaves workshop with the remaining pots!!
I have found a set of 5 45ml pots though for £9.50, which I'm going to order for my kids; so let me know if you want the details!
Happy painting!

sunchowder · 14/08/2006 18:37

I just saw this--I have had great luck with those paints and have done many dishes/glassware and do wash them in the dishwasher with success!

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