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AirBrush Paint 29mls White
- Create stunning artwork with our water-based acrylic airbrush paint. Perfectly formulated for seamless airbrush use, these paints offers unmatched versatility and reliability on various surfaces.
- The paints features a closeable needle-tip bottles that have been expertly designed to minimize leaks and messes, keeping your workspace clean and efficient.
- Ideal for artists, beginners, and students, these versatile paints deliver permanent finishes on surfaces like paper, canvas, fabric, leather, plastic, ceramics, and more, making them a must-have for any creative endeavor.
Resin Clock Roman Numerals silicone mold XC231216 -93
- This is a great DIY casting silicone mold for making resin clock Roman numerals. You can add anything you'd like including, pictures, rhinestones, beads, and glitters.
- The silicone mold is non-toxic and safe to use.
- Flexible and not easily damaged.
- Good quality and heat-resistant
- Non-stick and odorless silicon mold
- Smooth on the surface and easy to disengage the molds without leaving any residue
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