Jacquard Pearl Ex Powdered Pigments 3g 12/Pkg-Series 3

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Jacquard-Pearl Ex Powdered Pigments Series 3. These powdered pigments work like magic, they can be used to simulate metallic sheens, leather, antigue metals,
Jacquard-Pearl Ex Powdered Pigments Series 3. These powdered pigments work like magic, they can be used to simulate metallic sheens, leather, antigue metals, raku pottery, shimmering pearlescents, and much more! These powders can be mixed with with just about any medium and applied to most surfaces! Mix with paint (acrylic and oil), clays, varnish, even wax. Apply to clay, glass, metal, wood, paper, fabric, and both list go on endlessly. Non- toxic, neutral ph, colorfast, will not tarnish or fade, and is ideal for archival applications. Includes twelve 3 gram jars: carbon black(640), pumpkin orange(641), salmon pink(642), pink gold(643), reflex violet(644), grey lavender(645), mink(646), sky blue(647), pearl white(651), antique bronze(660), sunset gold(665), duo green-purple(692). Conforms to ASTM D4236. Made in USA.Special Shipping Information: This item ships separately from other items in your order. This item cannot ship to a P.O. Box. This item may be subject to additional processing days. ITEM IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR EXPEDITED SHIPPING

Jacquard-Pearl Ex Powdered Pigments Series 3. These powdered pigments work like magic, they can be used to simulate metallic sheens, leather, antigue

Jacquard Pearl Ex Powdered Pigments 3g 12/Pkg-Series 3 | Oriental Trading

Add a pearlescent gleam to an array of creative projects; this powdered pigment is ideal for interior, exterior and archival applications. Mix it into

Jacquard Pearl Ex Mica Pigment Set, 12-Colors, Series 1

These non-toxic, powdered pigments are ideal for interior, exterior and archival applications. They mix into any viscous medium or may be spread dry on any porous surface to produce deep-luster metallic effects. Pearl-Ex pigments are extremely colorfast and stable. Their temperature resistance allows them to be fired in a kiln up to 600 degrees.