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Daniel Smith Watercolor Half Pan - Sap Green

Daniel Smith Watercolor Half Pan - Sap Green

Name: Daniel Smith Watercolor Half Pan - Sap Green
Brand: Daniel Smith
SKU: 0V33777000000
Price: 8.16 USD
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Color : Sap Green

Size : Half Pan

Format : Half Pan

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Daniel Smith's Sap Green is wonderful-the hue we love with the permanency we need. This non-fugitive formulation creates deep forest shadow-green mixed with French Ultramarine and mossy golden-greens and green-browns when mixed with Burnt Sienna or Quinacridone Sienna or Burnt Orange. Sap Green mixes well with most pigments and leaves a stained residue when lifted. In the French Ultramarine or Quinacridone mixtures mentioned above, squeegee or knife areas to reveal the Sap Green stain and to create blades of spring-shiny grasses within deeper or mossy passages.
- Pigment (PO48, PG7, PY150)
- ASTM Lightfastness Rating: Excellent - Not yet rated by ASTM - Rating based on Daniel Smith's independent testing.
- Transparency: Transparent
- Granulating: Yes
- Staining: Medium
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Product Notes:

Daniel Smith's Sap Green is wonderful-the hue we love with the permanency we need. This non-fugitive formulation creates deep forest shadow-green mixed with French Ultramarine and mossy golden-greens and green-browns when mixed with Burnt Sienna or Quinacridone Sienna or Burnt Orange. Sap Green mixes well with most pigments and leaves a stained residue when lifted. In the French Ultramarine or Quinacridone mixtures mentioned above, squeegee or knife areas to reveal the Sap Green stain and to create blades of spring-shiny grasses within deeper or mossy passages.
- Pigment (PO48, PG7, PY150)
- ASTM Lightfastness Rating: Excellent - Not yet rated by ASTM - Rating based on Daniel Smith's independent testing.
- Transparency: Transparent
- Granulating: Yes
- Staining: Medium
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Product Notes:

Daniel Smith's Sap Green is wonderful-the hue we love with the permanency we need. This non-fugitive formulation creates deep forest shadow-green mixed with French Ultramarine and mossy golden-greens and green-browns when mixed with Burnt Sienna or Quinacridone Sienna or Burnt Orange. Sap Green mixes well with most pigments and leaves a stained residue when lifted. In the French Ultramarine or Quinacridone mixtures mentioned above, squeegee or knife areas to reveal the Sap Green stain and to create blades of spring-shiny grasses within deeper or mossy passages.
- Pigment (PO48, PG7, PY150)
- ASTM Lightfastness Rating: Excellent - Not yet rated by ASTM - Rating based on Daniel Smith's independent testing.
- Transparency: Transparent
- Granulating: Yes
- Staining: Medium
LPP

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Watercolor Half Pan - Sap Green, Daniel Smith

The DANIEL SMITH company has a tradition of manufacturing the finest, handcrafted paints and products. As a result, each watercolor pan is hand-poured. Hand pouring pans is incredibly labor-intensive and offers the purest form of professional watercolor half pans. The watercolors include the highest pigmented colors on the market.