Crackles, pastes, rust effect, patina, others

Surfaces of antique copper objects can be imitated by using Patina Effect Powder and Patina Effect Reagents. On the surface to be antique, generate a layer on which the Patina Effect Powder is dispersed. Material of the layer can be primer paste (Gesso) or Pentart self adhesive glue. This layer should be still slightly wet, when particles of the powder are gently pressed into it by brush. Drop alternately the Patina Effect Reagents to the surface for achieving different shades of patina. In order to receive the results of the process, it is advisable to perform trials.

An additive to shorten the drying time of acrylic paints. After applying, acrylic paint is ready for shading or for combining two colors on the same surface.

Paste used to create soft, tactile, structured surfaces. Water-based. After drying, it is inflated by heating with a hot air blower. Well-stenciled. Suitable for 3D ornamentation of wood, paper, textiles or any other surface decorated with other techniques. Application: Apply the paste in a thin, even layer on the surface. Let it dry until it becomes translucent and with a hot air blender gently heat the sample until the paste is inflated. Observe that the object to be decorated is heat-resistant! The Expand paste can be stained with Pentart acrylic paint or pigment paste. It can be colored even after the blast but only with acrylic paint.

Soft water-based acrylic paste for pastels - fluffy, chalky appearance. Apply with spatula or paintbrush, ideal for stencilling. Suitable for canvas, wood, MDF, paper, metal, etc. Once dried, it can be coloured with Art Spray or Art Crayon.

Soft water-based acrylic paste for pastels - fluffy, chalky appearance. Apply with spatula or paintbrush, ideal for stencilling. Suitable for canvas, wood, MDF, paper, metal, etc. Once dried, it can be coloured with Art Spray or Art Crayon.