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Troja FR Primed Cotton Canvas
Starting at: £22.80
Painting applications and Murals. German manufactured universal primed 100% cotton duck, flame retardant to a very high specification suitable for painting on in oil or acrylic paint, as well as digital print. This material is designed to conform to the IMO standard for maritime flame retardancy. The canvas is quality controlled and does not contain any weaving or coating defects. 310gsm. Length of Full Roll: 25 meters.
Printing application with Solvent Based Inks. The coating is bright white and it can print very well with solvent, Eco-Solvent and UV curable inks. This canvas is widely used for point of sale display and fine art reproduction.
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Dylon Hand Dye
Starting at: £4.80
Designed for use with cotton, linen and viscose. This single product replaces the Hand Dye, General Purpose Dye & Cold Water Dye previously made by Dylon.
DYLON Fabric Dyes for hand use are perfectly suited for smaller items like shorts, vests or socks, and for delicates you’d rather not put in the machine like wool and silk.
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15oz Cotton Duck
Starting at: £0.25
15 oz cotton duck is one of the heaviest painting canvas we sell. It is a strong, dense cloth, woven with braided yarns that provides a good support for thickly painted works. 500 gsm. Learn More -
Dylon Wash & Dye Kits
Starting at: £8.40
Dylon Wash & Dye Kits
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These are the same product as the machine dyes, but include salt for convenience. -
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