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Lead-Free Tracing Black

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Lead-Free Tracing Black

Lead-Free Tracing Black

$20.95 USD
Item# 42160   In Stock
  • Maintains a semi-gloss finish; perfect for restorations
  • Lead and cadmium free paints are safe for food-bearing surfaces
  • One ounce jar of powdered paint medium - mix with gum arabic before use

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Reushe paints are in powdered form; mix with water and gum arabic before application. Paints need to be fired to become permanent. Also called "glass stainers colors." Lead free formulation makes it safe for food bearing surfaces. Sold in one oz. jars.

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