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Sealers - Natural Touch - Base Coats
Spray 6 oz & 12 oz cans

Sealers - Natural Touch - Base Coats: Provide smooth, hard surface coatings that brighten and protect non fired colors.

Application:

Shake can well before each use.

Holding can upright, 8"to 12" from surface, spray with slow, even motion.

Surface should have overall wet look, but don't spray too heavily to avoid sags and drips.

After spraying, turn can upside down and spray until clear gas appears. Wipe valve clean.

If spray stops or is irregular, twist off spray head and clean.

ITEM NO.	Color Tile	DESCRIPTION	Application:
SS-330		Super Gloss 12 oz. can $6.55	Produces an extremely lustrous, smooth, hard final finish. This sealer provides the glossiest possible spray finish over both water-based and oil-based non fired colors.
SS-331		Clear Gloss 12 oz. can $6.55	Can be used under, over and between Duncan non fired colors. To maintain a bright acrylic base coat, spray on a coat before antiquing.
SS-332		Clear Matte 12 oz. can $6.55	Can be used under, over and between Duncan non fired colors. To maintain a bright acrylic base coat, spray on a coat before antiquing.
SS-339		Super Matte 12 oz. can $6.55	Produces a smooth, even, flat-matte finish on non fired acrylic and translucent colors, particulary on realistic animal figurines. It slightly softens underlying colors and provides a shine-free protective surface.
SS-334		Porcelain Spray 12 oz. can $6.55	Porcelain Spray produces the look and feel of fine porcelain bisque when applied over a fired glaze or Prep-Coat. Porcelain Spray is especially well suited as a final finish over drybrushed items. Can be used under, over and between nonfired colors.

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The use of the same brush in different kinds of paint is not recommended.
Brushes that the artist intends for use in water-based colors or acrylics should never be used in any oil color.
For best results, brushes should be used only in one kind of paint.

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