Decorative plaster for sculpture painting "Fruit Ice"

Tinted plaster for work in the author's technique of Eugenia Yermilova “Sculptural painting” color “Fruit Ice”.

Decorative fruit ice plaster has a gentle, light green shade. The soft and light color of Fruit Ice plaster is well suited for creating foliage, background, or flowers: roses, chrysanthemums, orchids, lilies, gladioli, or hydrangeas. To obtain a color gradient in the petals or leaves, the Fruit Ice plaster can be combined with other subtle shades of the Evgenia Ermilova brand's green palette, for example, Sage or Green Chebbi.

Fruit Ice plaster refers to the “delicious” colors of the Evgenia Ermilova brand palette. It is named after a dessert made from frozen juice. The color of this decorative plaster is as refreshing and light as the cold mint dessert on sugar syrup.

SIZES
0.2 kg, 0.5 kg, 0.9 kg, 1.5 kg

** orders above 1500 kg , please email Laurel

Specifications

Contains natural fibers in its composition, which allows it to hold a volume of up to 3 cm, allows making fine petals, and also gives "shaggyness." Applied with a palette knife.

One kilogram of plaster on average is enough for 2-3 small works.

The shelf life of the plaster in a tightly closed package is up to 2 years. Outdoors dries in 1-7 days depending on the layer. After drying, it becomes firm as a stone. Practically does not shrink. Does not crack when dry, subject to proper drying technology (do not use a building dryer)

Available in plaster colors can be found in the catalog. When thickened, it is possible to add a little water and mix thoroughly, without beating.

After complete drying, it is recommended to cover with matte varnish. This will protect the work from moisture and UV rays.

Precautions

In case of accidental contact with eyes, rinse immediately with water.
During the work it is desirable to use gloves and overalls. In case of contact with open skin, wash with warm water and soap.
Do not swallow. Keep out of the reach of children.
Waste plaster can not be drained into the sewer. Dispose of as construction waste.

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