Jazz Gloss Tempera, Metallic Silver, Pint (16 oz) - 00014-9326

By blick

$12.99

(430 Reviews)

Model

00014-9326

Manufacturer

blick

Detail

Looks and feels like enamel, but remains water soluble, washes off of most surfaces, even after drying. Thin with water for airbrushing. Inter-mixable, non-toxic. Blend metallics with transparents for shimmering effects.

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