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Harder Sttenbeck Pro Color
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Mon February 19, 2007
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Description:
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These acrylic airbrush paints offer unlimited options and design and creative freedom. Pro-color is an airbrush paint produced with the finest pigments and high-quality acrylic resin polymers to meet even the most sophisticated demands. It can be used with even the smallest nozzle sizes. Extremely fine pigmenting means that paint can be applied with extraordinary ease, achieving excellent coating results and a superb lustre.
pro-color adheres wonderfully to paper, cardboard, acetate (model construction), plastic and metal and is ideally suitable for illustrations, model construction, textiles, customised painting and many more application.
The quick-turn dispensing spout enables droplet dosing, with the added advantage that paint cannot flow out of bottles that have been knocked over.
pro-color offers:
Excellent brilliance
Best mixing characteristics
A high spreading rate
A pleasant odour.
pro-color are received in the following sets:
pro-color test set: black, white, canary, royal blue, fire red, cleaner 30 ml
pro-color fluorescent set: bright orange, bright green, bright yellow, bright pink, white, cleaner 30 ml
pro-color metallic set: gold metallic, silver metallic, copper metallic, pear, black, cleaner 30 ml
pro-color opaque set: canary, fire red, fuchsia, magenta, royal blue, ultramarine, grass green, pine green, white, black, flesh II, cleaner 30ml
pro-color transparent set: yellow, crimson red, fuchsia, ice blue, violet, mint green, chamois, terracotta, umbra, graphite, white, cleaner 30 ml
pro-color weathering set: black, sienna, whiskey, flesh II, white, golden yellow, crimson red, pearl, coffee, cleaner 30 ml, 2 empty bottles, mixing table.
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Keywords:
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pro color, airbrush water based paint
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