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Oil Paint Premium 75ml Tube – Ultramarine Blue
- Smooth buttery consistency
- High level of pigmentation provides good covering power
- Excellent tinting strength and clean mixing for rich, vibrant colours
- Colours remain unchanged from wet to dry
- Very good lightfastness: Mont Marte Premium Oil Paints have a lightfast rating of 6 or above (equivalent to ASTM2). This means that under museum lighting conditions, the pigment will remain unchanged for 50-100 years
- Slower drying time gives you more flexibility to experiment with layering, blending and brush techniques
- Touch dry after 3-4 days (completely cures in 6-12 months)
- Finish varies across colours in the range
- Non-toxic
Handy hints:
- Use oil paints with wooden palettes (solvents such as turpentine and white spirits may damage plastic palettes)
- Change paint consistency by adding small amounts of turpentine and linseed oil
- Prepare your surface with a coat of primer
- Oil painting
- Glazing and sgrafitto
- Wet-on-wet
- Palette knife painting
- Impasto
- Grisaille
- Colour blocking
- Chiaroscuro
- Mixed media
Fluoro Acrylic Paint Premium 50ml Tube – Orange
Fluoro Orange Acrylic Paint 50ml Tube, KSh250, offers neon, fiery brilliance It brings out the following features;
- Smooth consistency and quick-drying (great for layering)
- Translucent finish captures and reflects light
- Glows under blacklight
- Very good lightfastness so your artwork will maintain its look for years to come
- Non-toxic and water-based for easy clean up
Handy Hints:
- To build up opacity use several coats, allowing each to dry before applying the next
- Select the 'Care' tab to download Care Instructions for usage with our paints and brushes
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Plaster of Paris Signature 1kg
- 1kg.
- Designed for casting, moulding and sculpting.
- For mixing, we suggest approximately 1 part water to 2 parts plaster, however this will vary with temperature of water used and prevailing weather conditions.
- Never use bare hands to mix or stir plaster.
- Water should always be added to the mixing tray first then sprinkle or sift plaster into the water in small quantities and gently mix with spatula. Tap sides to vibrate and release air bubbles. When mixture is a smooth, even consistency and a uniform light grey colour it is ready to pour into mould.
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