Amsterdam Glass 400 Brown 16ml Rembrandt Watercolour Wooden SetsAMSTERDAM GLASS A high quality glass paint for painting smooth grounds such as glass, porcelain and plexiglas, glazed earthenware and tiles (not in damp rooms). THE PROPERTIES Based on alkyd resin and solvent Drying time is approx. 24 hours. Once dry the paint has a wonderful high gloss Inflammable TIPS First degrease the ground (for example with Talens Ox gall or methylated spirits) For greater transparency you can add AMSTERDAM Glass medium to the
· Perfect for painting details · Perfect for acrylic paint · Strong
This extensive set of 72 x 20 ml acrylic paints provides you with a well-balanced colour palette and a great selection of opacities
This 40ml tube of opaque Emerald Green 615 is formulated with pigment(s) PW6/PG36/PY154 and has a lightfastness rating of ++ (25-100 years under museum conditions)
Interference Blue 846
This half pan of Ivory Black 701 is formulated with pigment(s) PBk6/PBk9
including specialties such as interference and chameleon colours · Skilfully crafted in the Netherlands since 1899 · The metal tin has hinged lids to use for mixing wells Contents: 12 x 10 ml tubes (230 Dusk Yellow – 234 Raw Sienna – 373 Dusk Pink – 410 Greenish Umber – 503 French Ultramarine – 507 Ultramarine Violet – 534 Cerulean Blue – 539 Cobalt Violet – 616 Viridian – 629 Green Earth – 630 Dusk Green – 682 Cobalt Turquoise Green)
Cobra oil colour in Quinacridone Red 364 is a transparent colour with excellent lightfastness (+++)
This 10ml tube of Viridian 616 is formulated with pigment(s) PG7
Cobra Quick Drying Medium is a colourless medium that can be mixed with Cobra oil paint to reduce the drying time of the paint
140 g/m² (90 lbs) paper · Available in a variety of sizes and colours · Elastic strap and bookmark ribbon · Sturdy cover · 9cm X 14cm · Navy Blue in colour
Amsterdam Acrylic paint in Copper (805) is a semi-opaque colour with an excellent lightfastness (+++)
This 200ml tube of opaque Titanium White 105 is formulated with pigment(s) PW6/PW4 and has a lightfastness rating of +++ (100+ years under museum conditions)
