Pebeo Canada

• 4 Colorex markers (Primary Yellow, Violet, Turquoise Blue, Ivory Black)
• 4 Colorex bottles (20 ml; Carmine, Orange, Cosmos Blue, Spring Green)
• 1 water reservoir brush 
• 1 fine felt-tip pen (0.2 mm, Black)

• Results will be less glossy on porous surfaces. To avoid loss of shine on these surfaces, we recommend applying a coat of Bindex or water-based varnish.
• The 4Artist Marker must be primed before first use. To do this, shake the marker firmly with the cap on. Then, on a sheet of paper, press the tip several times to soak the paper with paint.       

• For airbrush use, the inks flow without prior dilution, with the exception of metallic colours (Rich Gold, Light Gold and Silver), which are highly concentrated. We therefore recommend diluting them in a minimum proportion of 50% Colorex/50% water for a more uniform result.
• To preserve the intensity of colours, illustrations can be protected with Pébéo Anti-UV Varnish, specially recommended for the Colorex range.
• Colorex markers can be refilled directly with Colorex dropper bottles (45 ml).
• The precision dropper means you can work directly with the dropper and refill Colorex Markers. 

• Results will be less glossy on porous surfaces. To avoid loss of shine on these surfaces, we recommend applying a coat of Bindex or water-based varnish.
• The 4Artist Marker must be primed before first use. To do this, shake the marker firmly with the cap on. Then, on a sheet of paper, press the tip several times to soak the paper with paint.       

• 4 Colorex markers (Light Yellow, Turkish Red, Turquoise Blue, Spring Green)
• 4 Colorex bottles (20 ml; Carmine, Cosmos Blue, Pink Beige, Sepia)
• 1 water reservoir brush 
• 1 fine felt-tip pen (0.2 mm, Black)

• Bake in a domestic oven for 35 minutes at 160°C (325F).
• Clean the surface before application.

Pébéo porcelain paint is water-based. Easy to use, if offers a great choice of colours miscible with one another, shiny and resistant to light.

Pébéo's Porcelain 150 can be applied on porcelain, earthenware and metal, and on any other support capable of withstanding a temperature of 150°C (300°F).

Use: After a 24-hour drying period, place the painted porcelain in a cold oven. Once a temperature of 150°C (300°F) has been reached, bake for 35 minutes. The colours then take on a real enamelled appearance and are dishwasher safe.

To make colours more liquid, use the Porcelain 150 thinner. A matte finish can be obtained by adding a few drops of matte medium to the colour. The shiny medium lightens the colours without causing them to fade.

Care: Clean paintbrushes in soapy water.

Supports: Porcelain, earthenware, ceramic...

Drying time: A few minutes for the surface, 24 hours minimum throughout.

Important notes:

Baking: In the oven for 35 minutes at 150°C (300°F)

Once baked, excellent resistance to dishwashing, alcohol, solvents and usual detergents.

Quick setting seaweed-based natural powder suitable for the moulding of complete volumes, soft objects and parts of the body.

Pébéo Decomarkers are a water–based, acrylic and pigment–based paint marker.

Decomarkers are versatile, suited for all types of work and can be applied on multiple surfaces. Pump mechanism allows more or less paint to flow to the tip which can be managed easily when applied to the surface to be painted.

Includes: a replacement tip (in the lid)

Air dry to the touch in 10 to 30 minutes. Fully dry in 6 to 12 hours.

Cleaning: warm soapy water prior to complete drying

Surfaces: paper, cardboard, papier mâché, wood, metal, terracotta, plastic, and canvas Storage: horizontally and keep cap tightly closed.

1. Fill a dropper with Colorex ink
2. Load the dropper directly into the marker through the black valve (full load = 5 droppers). Wipe off any excess ink around the valve. Wait a few minutes for the tip to absorb the ink.
3. The marker is now ready to use.
4. After use, clip the cap tightly to prevent the tip from drying out, and store the marker horizontally.

• White and metallic colours (Rich Gold, Light Gold and Silver) are not compatible due to their pigmented composition.
• To prolong the use of Colorex Markers, you can change the tip using the refill tip pack available.

1. Fill a dropper with Colorex ink
2. Load the dropper directly into the marker through the black valve (full load = 5 droppers). Wipe off any excess ink around the valve. Wait a few minutes for the tip to absorb the ink.
3. The marker is now ready to use.
4. After use, clip the cap tightly to prevent the tip from drying out, and store the marker horizontally.

• White and metallic colours (Rich Gold, Light Gold and Silver) are not compatible due to their pigmented composition.
• To prolong the use of Colorex Markers, you can change the tip using the refill tip pack available.

1. Fill a dropper with Colorex ink
2. Load the dropper directly into the marker through the black valve (full load = 5 droppers). Wipe off any excess ink around the valve. Wait a few minutes for the tip to absorb the ink.
3. The marker is now ready to use.
4. After use, clip the cap tightly to prevent the tip from drying out, and store the marker horizontally.

• White and metallic colours (Rich Gold, Light Gold and Silver) are not compatible due to their pigmented composition.
• To prolong the use of Colorex Markers, you can change the tip using the refill tip pack available.

• For airbrush use, the inks flow without prior dilution, with the exception of metallic colours (Rich Gold, Light Gold and Silver), which are highly concentrated. We therefore recommend diluting them in a minimum proportion of 50% Colorex/50% water for a more uniform result.
• To preserve the intensity of colours, illustrations can be protected with Pébéo Anti-UV Varnish, specially recommended for the Colorex range.
• Colorex markers can be refilled directly with Colorex dropper bottles (45 ml).
• The precision dropper means you can work directly with the dropper and refill Colorex Markers. 

1. Fill a dropper with Colorex ink
2. Load the dropper directly into the marker through the black valve (full load = 5 droppers). Wipe off any excess ink around the valve. Wait a few minutes for the tip to absorb the ink.
3. The marker is now ready to use.
4. After use, clip the cap tightly to prevent the tip from drying out, and store the marker horizontally.

• White and metallic colours (Rich Gold, Light Gold and Silver) are not compatible due to their pigmented composition.
• To prolong the use of Colorex Markers, you can change the tip using the refill tip pack available.

• For airbrush use, the inks flow without prior dilution, with the exception of metallic colours (Rich Gold, Light Gold and Silver), which are highly concentrated. We therefore recommend diluting them in a minimum proportion of 50% Colorex/50% water for a more uniform result.
• To preserve the intensity of colours, illustrations can be protected with Pébéo Anti-UV Varnish, specially recommended for the Colorex range.
• Colorex markers can be refilled directly with Colorex dropper bottles (45 ml).
• The precision dropper means you can work directly with the dropper and refill Colorex Markers. 

1. Fill a dropper with Colorex ink
2. Load the dropper directly into the marker through the black valve (full load = 5 droppers). Wipe off any excess ink around the valve. Wait a few minutes for the tip to absorb the ink.
3. The marker is now ready to use.
4. After use, clip the cap tightly to prevent the tip from drying out, and store the marker horizontally.

• White and metallic colours (Rich Gold, Light Gold and Silver) are not compatible due to their pigmented composition.
• To prolong the use of Colorex Markers, you can change the tip using the refill tip pack available.