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GINDEI: Silver Paint with a special anti-tarnish treatment

GINDEI: Silver Paint with a special anti-tarnish treatment

This premium silver pigment is pre-kneaded in a traditional paint dish. It has undergone a specialized process to prevent discoloration and maintain its brilliance.　
Simply dissolve with a wet brush and it's ready to use. Please add water gradually to adjust the consistency.

Precautions
• Anti-Tarnish Properties: Do not wash away the surface layer or "scum," as this contains the anti-tarnish components.
• Heat Sensitivity: Avoid temperatures above 80°C. High heat will negate the anti-tarnish effect.
• Discoloration: While highly resistant to tarnishing, it is not 100% guaranteed. Environmental factors may still cause some change over time.
• Not Food Safe: Do not use on items intended for food or drink.
Storage: Store in a cool, dark place. Avoid high temperature and humidity.
$38.00
$38.00
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