Oil color Maestro Pan 45 ml. - Chrome oxide green 255

Since the year 2000 "Maestro Pan" markets Bulgarian oil paint. A great product at an affordable price with excellent quality. Oil paint "INTENSIVE" covers a wide range of 84 colors with different coverage. It is available in 45 ml tubes. The oil paint is a drying oil, mixed with various pigments and fillers. You can use it for painting on fabric, wood, stone, metal; regardless the type of surface we recommend applying primer first. Compared with acrylic and tempera paints, the drying time of oil paints is significantly longer. Oil paint can be cleaned with turpentine or alcohol, but after drying, it forms an insoluble film. For cleaning brushes use white spirit, and also warm water and soap. The composition of the oil paint includes drying oils, which are used in pure form or mixed with one another in different proportions. The proportion and type of oil is selected on the basis of the specification of the pigment in order to obtain good drying and minimal yellowing of the resulting film. The oils are prepared by pressing plant seeds; they are natural products and their composition is affected by the different weather conditions and seasons. We further improve the quality of the flaxseed oil, taking advantage of the spring sun, which clarifies and brightens it. Other important components of the oil paint are the pigments. The type of the pigment affects the drying time. It ranges from 1 - 2 days to 10-12 days. Other factors related to the drying time of oil paint are: The ambient temperature. The surface on which the oil paint is applied. The thickness of the layer – a thick layer of oil paint dries much slower than a thin layer. Light acts as a catalyst and accelerates the drying. Upon drying of the oil paint an elastic insoluble film is formed, which becomes more rigid and fragile over time. To accelerate the drying process of the oil paint, thereto a siccative may be added, but not more than 2%. Clean the oil paint when it is not dry yet, with White spirit- mineral turpentine. Linseed oil or White spirit should not be used in handling of oil paint, to obtain velatures and azure tones. These two ingredients in fact dilute oil paint, but also virtually deteriorate its quality and significantly change its tone. If you overly dilute the oil paint with linseed oil, the obtained mixture of oil paint: - Will dry much more slowly; - There is a greater probability that the paint would wrinkle after drying; - Over time, the tendency of yellowing of the paint will be much greater; Oil paint heavily diluted with White spirit and applied on a painting is wiped off very easily, because the amount of the binder in the paint is greatly reduced and it could not adhere well on the surface. Moreover, the colors are grayish, dull. With excessive use of this solvent you "burn" the paint. We recommend diluting oil paints sparingly, and when necessary, to use the working medium /varnish/ for oil paints, or dammar varnish and linseed oil mixed in a 1:1 proportion. If you are looking for beautiful transparent shades look through and consider azure pigment in the wide palette of the 84 colors series "INTENSIVE" - Maestro Pan Oil paint. Finally - our painting is ready - what varnish should we apply and when? Varnishing the oil painting is recommended. The market offers a variety of varnishes - with gloss effect, satin and matt. The finish varnish protects the painting, allows it to be cleaned more easily. When is an oil painting dry? In fact, the process continues for ever. We recommend that you wait at least six months before varnishing the painting. Dammar varnish is dammar resin dissolved naturally in turpentine. With its help you protect and refresh the colours and achieve a slight sheen. It is applied with a soft brush or a sprayer.