Purified Linseed Oil – Daler Rowney

R149,00

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Daler-Rowney Georgian Oil Colour Varnishes, Mediums and Thinners provide all of the tools needed to continue creating easily. By its very nature, oil colour is incompatible with water and dissolves only in turpentine, white spirit or low-odour thinners. Oil mediums to dilute or clean. Oil mediums to change the properties of the colours.

Daler Rowney Purified linseed oil reduces the consistency of oil colour and slows down drying time –  to painting medium which is an all-purpose painting medium that dries to a tough elastic film. In its raw state, it gives the colour a high gloss. Diluted 50/50 with turpentine or low-odour thinners, it creates an excellent medium for most types of painting.

Directions: Mix with oil paints until desired consistency

 

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Reduces the consistency of oil colour and slows down drying time. In its raw state, it gives the colour a high gloss. Diluted 50/50 with turpentine or low-odour thinners, it creates an excellent medium for most types of painting.

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