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Captek™ PFMs
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Introduction
Opaque Application Technique. Opaque on Captek is just a color coat. There are no oxides or dark metals to block out. It takes approximately one-third of the opaque for Captek when compared to standard cast alloys.
Figure #1 Thin the opaque mixture and apply a wash coat, working it into the bonder.
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Figure #2
Check and remove any opaque on the inside of the coping. Then fire using the opaque firing cycle.
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Figure #3
Process in the furnace. Follow the porcelain manufacturer's opaque firing cycle.
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Figure #4
The second layer is slightly thicker. Remove any opaque on the inside of the coping and fire.
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