Color Line Paints & Pens, Carmine, 2.2 oz. (62 g)

Color Line Paints & Pens, Carmine, 2.2 oz. (62 g)

$46.25 USD
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Color Line Paints & Pens, Carmine, 2.2 oz. (62 g)
Color Line Paints & Pens, Carmine, 2.2 oz. (62 g)

Color Line Paints & Pens, Carmine, 2.2 oz. (62 g)

008487-ENAM-M-EACH

$46.25 – $46.25

Carmine
A painter’s red with a long lineage. Rich, saturated, and historically prized.
$46.25 USD

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We offer discounts in our Online Store and at Bullseye Resource Centers. Items eligible for the volume discount are marked with a blue V symbol and include all sheet glass, billet, frit, rod, stringer, confetti, molds and other Bullseye branded products.

Discounts apply to single orders only, not a combination of orders. Discounts cannot be combined. Your order can include any combination of items (glass, tools, etc.) to qualify for a greater discount, but the discount will only be applied to qualifying items.

If you have questions about volume discounts, email sales@bullseyeglass.com or call 503.232.8887, Mon-Fri, 7am–5pm (Pacific Time).
Overview

From Creative Glass—these ready-to-use enamel paints come in a range of intense colors for painting, airbrushing, and more. Squeeze bottles can be used as lining pens or combined with the Tip Set for finer lines.
Details

Lead-free, and mixable to obtain additional shades.

Technical Details

The firing range is from 700°C to 820°C (1300°F to 1510°F). All colors have extremely strong pigmentation, are lead-free, and freely mixable to obtain further shades. They are homogeneous and smooth in a water-based medium, environmentally friendly, and easy to use in exactly the required amount, ensuring low wastage. All auxiliary products are also lead-free.

See Color Line's downloadable PDF of product and usage information.

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