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Glossy Paint Outliner Set

Glossy Paint Outliner Set
$119.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Add artful details to glass without a kiln
  • Lead free and dishwasher safe
  • Small cap for intricate details


Product Description

Add Detail to Glass the Easy Way with Pebeo Oven Fire Paints
Pebeo's Vitrea 160 transparent water-based glass paint outliners combine professional quality with ease of use. 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. No kiln is needed - you can bake on paint in your own oven. Paints cure at just 325°. Transform any plain glass into a work of art! Create gorgeous dishware with these lead-free, dishwasher safe paints. The small applicator cap allows for intricate detail work. Kit includes 10 colors, 20 ml each. For decorative purposes only.

Blue heron panel by artist Andrew Gordon. Flower panel by artist Rafia Shujaat. Love Mom panel by artist Anthony Day. Snowman project by artist Carol Collins. All from Delphi Online Artist Gallery.

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Pros : able to add script to memorial pieces and
Cons : More colors please
Other Thoughts : would love more colors, but they are awesome
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Pros : we used these to add texture and dimension in a class for wine glasses and they look wonderful.
Cons : A little more skill needed for these.
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