Huile
Oil paint is composed of pigments and a binder based on linseed or safflower oil. It “drys” slowly through a phenomenon of siccativation (or oxidation of the upper layer of the paint in contact with oxygen) which hardens gently to the core.
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Turpentine - BLOCKX - 125 ml - glass bottle
12,32 € 14,50 € -
Turpentine - BLOCKX - 250 ml - glass bottle
13,77 € 16,20 € -
Turpentine - BLOCKX - 500 ml - glass bottle
23,42 € 27,55 € -
Huile d'oeillette BLOCKX - 125 ml - glass bottle
11,68 € 13,75 € -
Huile d'oeillette BLOCKX - 250 ml - glass bottle
16,79 € 19,75 € -
Huile d'oeillette BLOCKX - 500 ml - glass bottle
31,37 € 36,90 € -
Purified linseed oil - BLOCKX - 125 ml - glass bottle
7,48 € 8,80 € -
Purified linseed oil - BLOCKX - 250 ml - glass bottle
12,58 € 14,80 € -
Purified linseed oil - BLOCKX - 500 ml - glass bottle
19,00 € 22,35 € -
Painting medium - BLOCKX - 125 ml - glass bottle
11,86 € 13,95 € -
Painting medium - BLOCKX - 250 ml - glass bottle
17,60 € 20,70 € -
Painting medium - BLOCKX - 500 ml - glass bottle
27,84 € 32,75 € -
Painting medium - fast drying - BLOCKX - 250 ml - glass bottle
16,36 € 19,25 € -
Painting medium - fast drying - BLOCKX - 500 ml - glass bottle
27,84 € 32,75 € -
Blackboard varnish - BLOCKX - 125 ml - glass bottle
12,16 € 14,30 € -
Blackboard varnish - BLOCKX - 250 ml - glass bottle
15,39 € 18,10 € -
Blackboard varnish - BLOCKX - 500 ml - glass bottle
26,09 € 30,70 € -
Retouching varnish - BLOCKX - 125 ml - glass bottle
12,54 € 14,75 € -
Retouching varnish - BLOCKX - 250 ml - glass bottle
16,49 € 19,40 € -
Retouching varnish - BLOCKX - 500 ml - glass bottle
26,09 € 30,70 € -
Petroleum Gasoline - BLOCKX - 125 ml - glass bottle
10,37 € 12,20 € -
Petroleum Gasoline - BLOCKX - 250 ml - glass bottle
12,58 € 14,80 € -
Petroleum Gasoline - BLOCKX - 500 ml - glass bottle
18,10 € 21,30 € -
BLOCKX extra-fine oils 35 ml
12,92 € 15,20 € -
Huile Atelier fine - Dalbe - 40 ml
3,91 € 4,60 € -
Huile Atelier fine - Dalbe - 200 ml
8,85 € 10,41 €
Oil paint is composed of pigments and a binder based on linseed or safflower oil. It “drys” slowly through a phenomenon of siccativation (or oxidation of the upper layer of the paint in contact with oxygen) which hardens gently to the core.