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100ml overglaze color camphor oil milk sesame oil pottery teacher recommended glaze toner

Centenary red camphor oil:

Camphor oil is suitable for all seasons and is not affected by local temperatures.

You can write, paint, color, wash and dye.

Smooth writing, obvious camphor aroma, mild nature.

More suitable for beginners, keep online.

Quick-drying camphor oil

Quick-drying camphor oil:

Suitable for winter, suitable for pen washing and painting.

Ordinary slow-drying camphor oil:

Applicable to all seasons and is not affected by local temperatures. The drying speed is slightly faster than that of saffron oil and has obvious camphor flavor. You can write, paint, wash and dye. The pen is smooth.

Red flag milk sesame oil:

The material is not easy to age after many days and has good adhesion. Even if it is dry, just stick it with camphor oil and open it with a pen. It is very smooth and smooth, and it is directly drawn. Pigments made with good cream oil will have better luster after firing.

Product introduction:

Camphor oil is the most commonly used diluent when painting overglaze colors. The diluent is highly volatile, easy to dry and has strong permeability. When permeating into adjacent oils, the oil color will be blurred. Use this feature to make pigments After diluting, it is easy to move the pen smoothly. It can also be used to soak, soften, dry and hard brushes or wipe solid pigments with oil. Use of camphor oil: It is mostly used to draw new colors. The water-like liquid is relatively thin and is used to dilute pigments and wash pens. Moreover, the new colors cannot be washed off with clean water after being put on your body or hands, so the general consumption of camphor oil is relatively large.

Notes:

If you accidentally get it on something else, wipe it off with a sponge.

If you accidentally get it in your eyes or mouth, please rinse it with clean water promptly.