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Amsterdam

Relief paint tube 20 ml Antique Gold 814

  • 58048141
  • Opaque
Amsterdam relief paint in Antique Gold (814) is an opaque colour with an excellent lightfastness (+++).

 

Amsterdam relief paint

Our relief paints are a great tool to create clearly visible, raised lines with. Use it to apply 3D effects to your work or to add your signature as the perfect finishing touch to your work.

  • Made with high-quality, lightfast pigments
  • Odorless, water-based formula that becomes waterproof and permanent when dry
  • Available in 15 colors
  • Precise dosing nozzle for crisp 3D lines
  • Easy to use and adheres to both absorbent and non-absorbent surfaces, such as paper, cardboard, wood, stone, plaster, ceramics, glass and plexiglass
  • Proudly crafted in the Netherlands


Italy only / solo Italia:
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Specifications

  • Opacity
    Opaque Opaque

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