Handover metal paint medium

Buy Handover Metal Paint Strainer With Medium Gauze for R620.00

Buy Handover Metal Paint Strainer With Fine Gauze for R932.00

Buy Handover Metal Paint Strainer With Coarse Gauze for R603.00

Buy Handover Metal Paint Strainer With Fine Gauze for R912.00

Buy Handover Metal Paint Strainer With Coarse Gauze for R616.00

Buy Handover Plastic Paint Kettle with Lid - Metal Handle - 1 Litre for R164.00

Buy Handover Plastic Paint Kettle with Lid - Metal Handle - 1 Litre for R168.00

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 12 working days Pigment: Metal complex, Disazopigment Lightfastness: *** Opacity: TransparentDescription: Highly transparent light yellow tone. Mixture of two modern,organic pigments. Non-polluting alternative to the original toxic chromium yellow. Colour Index: PY153/PY155 To achieve the outstanding characteristics, like reusable paint when dried on a palette and the high control of paint flow even on soft water-colour papers Schmincke only use the best raw materials. In its colouristic appearance the total assortment is particularly harmonious, balanced and complete. One main ingredient of the water-colour binding medium is Kordofan Gum Arabic from the southern Sahara region. Like most natural products this traditional water-colour binding medium differs from year to year. Therefore Schmincke is testing Gum Arabic every time before purchase and selects only the best crop of the respective year. This adds small but significant quality advantages. Other formula ingredients are selected equally carefully and of course are integrated in each formula in an individual optimised way to obtain a harmonious assortment, that can be easily picked up by the brush. Another traditional quality criterion is the re-usability of the Horadam Aquarell water-colours while using the same formulation for tubes and pans. Both properties, the reusability and the control of the paint flow can only be achieved by pouring water-colours into pans in a liquid state, which is really unique. Features Summary Pigment: Metal complex, DisazopigmentLightfastness: ***Opacity: TransparentDescription: Highly transparent light yellow tone. Mixture of two modern,organic pigments...

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 12 working days Pigment: Metal complex, Phthalocyanine green Lightfastness: *** Opacity: TransparentDescription: Highly transparent green. Very famous in the 18th and 19th century, made from berry juice. At that time extremely sensitive to light. Today alternative organic pigment mixture. Colour Index: PY153/PG7 To achieve the outstanding characteristics, like reusable paint when dried on a palette and the high control of paint flow even on soft water-colour papers Schmincke only use the best raw materials. In its colouristic appearance the total assortment is particularly harmonious, balanced and complete. One main ingredient of the water-colour binding medium is Kordofan Gum Arabic from the southern Sahara region. Like most natural products this traditional water-colour binding medium differs from year to year. Therefore Schmincke is testing Gum Arabic every time before purchase and selects only the best crop of the respective year. This adds small but significant quality advantages. Other formula ingredients are selected equally carefully and of course are integrated in each formula in an individual optimised way to obtain a harmonious assortment, that can be easily picked up by the brush. Another traditional quality criterion is the re-usability of the Horadam Aquarell water-colours while using the same formulation for tubes and pans. Both properties, the reusability and the control of the paint flow can only be achieved by pouring water-colours into pans in a liquid state, which is really unique. Features Summary Pigment: Metal complex, Phthalocyanine greenLightfastness: ***Opacity: TransparentDescription: Highly transparent green. Very famous in the 18th and 19th century...