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Black Glossy Paint Outliner - 20 Ml

Black Glossy Paint Outliner - 20 Ml
$13.95 USD
Item# 64212   Availability: Expected to be available December 11, 2026. Subject to change. Pre-order now!

Product Features

  • No kiln is needed, paint cures in standard household ovens - 40 minutes at 325°
  • Create gorgeous handpainted dishware
  • Create for outlining small details
  • Outliner is lead-free and dishwater safe

Product Description

Add Detail to Painted Glass
Paint outliner is a thick glass paint in a tube and is used for outlining areas of glass paint, adding details to a design or creating patterns from dots, lines and swirls. Pebeo's Vitrea 160 transparent water-based glass paint outliners combine professional quality with ease of use. Lead-free and dishwasher safe. For decorative purposes only. Simply bake in a domestic oven to 325° degrees to cure. 20 ml.

Beach bottle project shown by artist Kayleigh Clark, other images below from "Creative Glass Painting" (item #6976).

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