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Pebeo Setasilk 45ml (1.5oz) - Lightening Medium #30
$8.50
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To be used in combination with Setasilk paint, lightening medium will create paler shades without altering the technical characteristics of the paint.
We feel Pebeo Setasilk is the best “no-steam” silk paint on the market. It comes in 25 vibrant colours and flows freely and evenly onto silk or cotton. It can be used with most of the silk painting techniques including resist, salt, watercolour, and batik. Best of all this paint simply requires ironing to fix. After a wash to remove resist or excess salt, the fabric is soft and retains its natural sheen.