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Gamblin Artists Colors

Cire froide Gamblin moyenne - 16 oz

Cire froide Gamblin moyenne - 16 oz

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SKU:GAC39GWM16

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Fabriqué à partir de cire d'abeille naturellement blanche et non blanchie, de résine alkyde et d'essence minérale inodore (OMS). Ce médium unique a la consistance d'une pâte et rend les couleurs à l'huile plus épaisses et plus mates.

Utilisez le médium à la cire froide pour créer des techniques d'empâtement au couteau à peindre, ou diluez-le avec une petite quantité d'OMS pour une application au pinceau. Si vous utilisez plus d'un tiers de médium à la cire froide pour les deux tiers de peinture, utilisez un support rigide pour éviter les craquelures. Peut être combiné avec d'autres médiums Gamblin tels que Galkyd ou G-Gel pour des effets supplémentaires. Une fine couche de médium à la cire froide appliquée sur une peinture à l'huile sèche peut être polie avec un chiffon doux pour un vernis à la cire traditionnel. Cliquez ici pour en savoir plus sur la peinture à la cire froide.
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Cold wax medium that mixes well with oil paints to create thick, textured effects. Customers said it "enhances oil paints to make them thick and chunky" and allows for interesting textures using palette knives. Also works as a finish for drawings with a matte-to-satin result. Some customers noted concerns about melting point and texture consistency between batches.

  • I fell in love with the medium and it changed my style.
  • It really enhances the oil paints to make them thick and chunky.
  • Mixes very well with oil paint, blends & spreads easily, allows for scraping back.
  • 5 stars: 5 (63%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 2 (25%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 1 (13%)
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Anonymous (Maple Ridge, CA)
I ise this medium a lot for my cold wax & oil

I use this medium a lot for my cold wax & oil paint work
Good quality , mixes well with the paint

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Tasse G. (Campbell River, CA)
Gambling cold wax

I began using this product last January. I fell in love with the medium and it changed my style. I love how it is technically sound to paint over and scumble.

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Sky (West Vancouver, CA)
Love it! It really enhances the oil paints to make them thick and chunky

Love it! It really enhances the oil paints to make them thick and chunky.

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Shirley T. (Vancouver, CA)
Gamblin Cold Wax

Mixes very well with oil paint, blends & spreads easily, allows for scraping back leaving interesting textures using a palette knife or scraper. Excellent , would highly recommend.

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Ellen V. (Langley, CA)
Cold Wax

I was hoping the wax would have a lower melting point. I wanted to work without a heating element.

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Laura P. (Vancouver, CA)
Versatile cold wax

I love this wax. You can use it to drain varnish. You can apply it with oil paints and get amazing effects if you use solvent on it. It creates a wonderful full bodied medium that you can almost sculpt. I've had lots of fun with it and am still learning its many properties.

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Sarah R.A. (Port Coquitlam, CA)
Great for finishing drawings!

I started using cold wax as a finish on my pencil crayon & soft pastel drawings mounted to cradled panels. It works great! I use an isolation coat of spray fix or spray archival spray varnish on the mounted drawing, let it dry, then apply a thin layer of cold wax using micro fibre cloth. The finish is between matte and satin. This great alternative to using clear resin, especially if you don't like a gloss finish.

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Maggie M. (Vancouver, CA)
still a good medium

It is a very nice material to mix with oil paint. But I bought the same material, same brand but different packaging (smaller); in that one, there were some tiny particles that would give the paint a nice texture that I liked a lot. This new one does not have that but still is a fine medium to thicken the oil paint with.