Pébéo Porcelaine 150 porcelain paint sets

Paint decorative areas, borders and patterns on porcelain and suitable ceramics with water-based Porcelaine 150 paint sets. Choose one of six assortments. You receive the selected set, rather than a combination of all versions.

Choose your colours, jar size and tools

• Gloss 1 - 6 × 20 ml: ivory, citrine yellow, scarlet red, lapis blue, olivine green, anthracite.
• Gloss 2 - 6 × 20 ml: Marseilles yellow, ruby red, fuchsia, turquoise, sapphire blue, gold.
• Chalk - 6 × 20 ml: powder white, powder pink, powder blue, powder green, powder taupe, slate black.
• Gloss 1 - 12 × 20 ml: ivory, Marseilles yellow, agate orange, scarlet red, opaline pink, fuchsia, Parma violet, turquoise, sapphire blue, bronze, anthracite, gold.
• Gloss 2 - 12 × 20 ml: citrine yellow, coral, ruby red, tender pink, Etruscan red, Ming blue, emerald, malachite green, amber, taupe, anthracite, shimmer silver.
• Collection box - 10 × 45 ml and accessories: ivory, citrine yellow, scarlet red, fuchsia, lapis blue, water green, emerald, amber, anthracite, gold.

The six-jar sets contain 120 ml of paint and the twelve-jar sets 240 ml. Choose Chalk for matt powder shades or compare the two gloss palettes for the colours you need. The collection box contains 450 ml of colour paint in larger jars plus a 20 ml gold outliner, a fine 0.7 mm anthracite marker, No. 10 flat brush, palette, sponge and inspiration booklet. Choose tools separately for the other five sets; an object to decorate is not included. Colour assortments may vary by pack.

Preparation and a small trial

Stir the product with a mixing stick before use. Work on clean, grease-free porcelain, earthenware or suitable ceramic. Clean the surface with alcohol or soapy water and let it dry. For oven fixing, choose an object that can withstand 150 °C. Do not use Pyrex, Arcopal or equivalent surfaces.

On a separate suitable sample, paint two small areas with colours from your set and a mixture between them. Record the ratio and compare the dry result before repeating a pattern. Stir each jar with a stick. If needed, add Porcelaine 150 thinner in small steps, rather than water. Shake the collection-box marker and prime its tip on paper; use the gold outliner for raised lines and the brush for areas of colour.

Drying and fixing

For a decorative result without baking, air-dry for 72 hours and then wash only gently, without soaking. For dishwasher resistance, first allow at least 24 hours to dry, place the object in a cold domestic oven and heat to 150 °C. Start the 35-minute timing when that temperature is reached. Leave it to cool in the oven before removing it. Also follow your label instructions.

Dishwasher resistance does not make the painted layer suitable for food contact. Decorate only areas that will not touch food. Keep the two drying and use routes distinct: 72 hours of air-drying does not replace baking for dishwasher use.

Working with care

All sets contain BIT, MIT, CMIT/MIT and adipohydrazide and may produce an allergic reaction. Collection box: may cause an allergic skin reaction. Avoid skin and eye contact, wash hands after use and keep out of reach of children. Follow the label and protect from frost. Store the marker horizontally.

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