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• High imitation gold powder (ceramic overglaze powder) Optimum firing temperature: 750~800 levels Specification: 50g Note: Use frankincense oil to arrange and add assorted quantities of frankincense oil to organize high imitation gold powder with diverse depths Before drawing, it's necessary to use a pen, dip in camphor oil and pat the pigment to make the oil flippantly adhere to the oil pen When drawing, it is not probable to peer the depth It is recommended to apply a small pattern for trial burning prematurely Silver powder (ceramic overglaze pastel) Optimum firing temperature: 750~800 ℃ Specification: 1 gram Note: Use frankincense oil to arrange and add different amounts of frankincense oil to prepare various shades of silver powder Before drawing, it is necessary to use a pen, dip in camphor oil and pat the pigment to make the oil flippantly adhere to the oil pen When drawing, it is strongly recommended to use a small sample for trial burning in advance Ordinary frankincense oil (100ml/bottle) Usage: Overglaze shade pigments are powders that require mastic oil to blend the pigment right into a muddy form before use It isn't always really helpful so as to add an excessive amount of frankincense oil, as immoderate frankincense oil often causes the paint to turn into too sticky and follow the pen Neutral camphor oil (100ml/bottle) Usage: A generally used diluent for portray overglaze colors, which is easy to use and tender It can be used to soak, soften, dry, hard brushes, or wipe off consolidated pigments with oil It is usually used for drawing new colors, with a relatively thin aqueous liquid, and is generally used to dilute pigments and wash pens Moreover, new colors can't be washed off with clean water on the hands or body, so camphor oil is mostly used in a large amount

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