Shop Natural Pigments - Wax Paste, Rublev Colours Wax Paste

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Rublev Colours Wax Paste is a soft paste formulated to make oil colors thicker and more matte. It can be used as a final varnish over a painting or mixed with varnish to reduce gloss.

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Product Description Rublev Colours Wax Paste is made with beeswax and odorless mineral spirits. It is a soft paste formulated to make oil colors

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