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    Gosh, Ed, how did you ever miss finding Grumbacher "Stand Oil" in your research at the art supply shop?



    Stand Oil

    Polymerized linseed oilicon made by heating pure linseed oilicon to high temperatures in the absence of air. High-viscosity, non-yellowing. Intended for use with oil painting mediums, as well as diluted with conventional solvents. Improves fluidity of paint and assists in laying down (smoothing out) brush strokes. Slow drying and improves dry paint film flexibility. May be diluted with any conventional oil painting solvents.

    Size: 2.5 fl oz or 74ml bottle
    Transparent
    Contains: linseed oil
    566-2 UPC:014173356314

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    Gamblin Linseed Stand Oil 8oz bottle
    Price: $8.39
    Ships from and sold by FineArtStore.
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