Handover : Whiting : 2.5kg
MW2.5
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Handover : Whiting : 2.5kg
A neutral calcium carbonate ground to a fine powder. This is an ingredient in gesso and traditional paints such as distemper, and often used as a substitute to pounce powder. This recipe is recommended to make your own gesso: (25% whiting, 25% rabbit skin glue and 50% water).
In intaglio printmaking whiting powder has a number of applications including plate wiping and plate degreasing. Mixed to a gloopy paste on the plate with ammonia or white vinegar, it is completely non-abrasive and will remove dirt and greasy finger marks prior to applying acid-resistant grounds and stop-outs. For more information take a look at the PDF below:
View PDF Jackson's Etching Plates Explained.
Need more information on the use of this product? If so, please ask! |
SKU | MW2.5 |
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Country of Manufacture | United Kingdom |
To Use With | General |
Quality | Excellent |
Weight : gm | 2500 g |
Animal Derived Ingredient | N/A |
Shipping Weight (kg) | 2.7000 |
- Review by Feefo
Did the job nicely, seems good quality. (Posted on 28/05/2019)Rating - Review by Feefo
Quality product keenly priced. Promptly dispatched. (Posted on 09/10/2018)Rating - Review by Feefo
Used them all on a art course recently just what was needed to develop my art (Posted on 19/07/2017)Rating - Review by Feefo
Product well packaged and as expected. (Posted on 16/03/2017)Rating - Review by Feefo
Happy with purchase and cost (Posted on 30/11/2016)Rating - Review by Feefo
Good quality , great price , I will use them again. (Posted on 26/09/2016)Rating
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A neutral calcium carbonate ground to a fine powder. This is an ingredient in gesso and traditional paints such as distemper, and often used as a substitute to pounce powder. This recipe is recommended to make your own gesso: (25% whiting, 25% rabbit skin glue and 50% water).
In intaglio printmaking whiting powder has a number of applications including plate wiping and plate degreasing. Mixed to a gloopy paste on the plate with ammonia or white vinegar, it is completely non-abrasive and will remove dirt and greasy finger marks prior to applying acid-resistant grounds and stop-outs. For more information take a look at the PDF below:
View PDF Jackson's Etching Plates Explained.
Need more information on the use of this product? If so, please ask! |
SKU | MW2.5 |
---|---|
Country of Manufacture | United Kingdom |
To Use With | General |
Quality | Excellent |
Weight : gm | 2500 g |
Animal Derived Ingredient | N/A |
Shipping Weight (kg) | 2.7000 |
- Review by Feefo
Did the job nicely, seems good quality. (Posted on 28/05/2019)Rating - Review by Feefo
Quality product keenly priced. Promptly dispatched. (Posted on 09/10/2018)Rating - Review by Feefo
Used them all on a art course recently just what was needed to develop my art (Posted on 19/07/2017)Rating - Review by Feefo
Product well packaged and as expected. (Posted on 16/03/2017)Rating - Review by Feefo
Happy with purchase and cost (Posted on 30/11/2016)Rating - Review by Feefo
Good quality , great price , I will use them again. (Posted on 26/09/2016)Rating
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