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Fresco Pigments
The ancient technique of fresco painting involves the application of pigment onto a freshly plastered wall. As the plaster
hardens, it bonds the pigment to the wall. Unlike a mural painting no other binder is involved. This allows the pigment to be
displayed in its natural state, as in the powdered state. The lime plaster which is used in fresco is caustic and therefore will burn
out certain colors. Below is a unsorted list of all of the pigments which are lime plaster proof and will withstand the
chemical processes of the lime plaster setting and drying.
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Price: Starting at $15.00
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Price: Starting at $30.00
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Price: Starting at $14.00
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PB 15-3, Transparent, high tinting-strength.
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Price: Starting at $15.00
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Price: Starting at $20.00
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Price: Starting at $12.00
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Price: Starting at $14.00
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