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Mont Marte Oil Paint Premium, 3.4 US fl.oz (100ml) Tube, Titanium White, 2Pack, Heavy Body Paint, Artist Quality, Good Coverage, Excellent Tinting Strength, Ideal for Painting Canvas
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Mont Marte Oil Paint Premium, 3.4 US fl.oz Features
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Available in a range of 47 rich colors that are non toxic
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High level of pigmentation and excellent tinting strength for clean mixing and good covering power
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Premium, smooth, buttery consistency
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Range features very good - excellent 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
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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)
About Mont Marte Oil Paint Premium, 3.4 US Fl.oz
Our premium oil paint tubes are available in 47 rich colors and have a smooth, buttery texture, making them a great addition to your art supplies. Featuring high quality pigments, good covering power, excellent tinting strength and clean color mixing, this artist oil paint is perfect for your next project. Plus, they maintain their vibrancy from wet to dry, creating consistent color results. To top it off, the range features very good to excellent lightfastness to help keep your artwork looking its best for many years to come. Handy hints: Use oil paint with a wooden palette (solvents such as turpentine and white spirits may damage plastic palettes) Change paint consistency by adding small amounts of turpentine or linseed oil Prepare your surface with a coat of primer Paint separation may occur if the tube is left stationary for a while and is normal as over time, the heavier pigments sink to the bottom. Quickly fix this by remixing the paint with a brush or palette knife until blended
