Roberson - Universal Canvas Sealer

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Available in 500ml, 1L, 2.5L and 5L

A transparent size for putting directly onto cotton and linen so the underlying surface remains visible. The surface can be primed already (acrylic primed) or unprimed. Ensure the canvas is tightly stretched before applying 2 coats of size, allowing 1 hour between coats.
Can also be used under acrylic primer.

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£18.09
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ROUCS36
UPC:
5055322300296
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