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Winsor & Newton Oil Painting Primer is a non-yellowing primer made with an oil-modified alkyd resin medium. This primer requires no thinning or stirring, so it ready to use as soon as it is in your hands. Oil Primer can be applied directly to metals or porous surfaces - including glue-sized canvas, untreated wood, hardwood, plywood and paper - with virtualy no sinking in. You can also tint this primer with a small amount of oil colour to created a coloured painting ground. Any surfaces treated with this primer will accept oil colours easily without chalkiness or absorbency.
This primer is flammable so can only be shipped within the UK. This primer carries the Flammable and Serious Health Hazard (for prolonged and repeated exposure) hazard pictograms. Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
For more safety information download the Winsor & Newton Oil Painting Primer Datasheet.
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The best for oil paintings
With a gesso primed canvas for oil painting the gesso will absorbs the oil from the pigment. So the picture will give a flat looking finish. With the oil painting primer the oil does not sink into the canvas therefore the painting retains that oil painting richness colour and depth of an oil painting. I painted two small oil paintings one on a gesso primed canvas another canvas primed with oil painting primer. You can easily tell them apart. The down side of oil painting primer is you will have to wait four to five days for it to dry out thoroughly, but it is with the wait. Four star because of the drying time.
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