Carnation Red Color Spray
- SKU:
- 716
Bulk discount rates
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| Buy 4 or above | and pay only $8.80 each |
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Description
Design Master COLORTOOL Carnation Red Color Spray, number 716, is the industry choice for achieving that perfect shade of color safely in fresh flowers, preserved flowers, silk, styrofoam, and other surfaces.
Featuring a fast drying formula, this paint can be applied to practically any surface you can imagine.
11oz Can (312 grams). Aproximately 15 sq ft in single coat applications, 7 sq ft in full coverage applications.
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- 1 coat application appears as a wash of color and slightly translucent
- 2-3 light coats provide complete coverage of surface
- On fresh flowers ensure a safe spraying distance of at least 18 inches. Best if blossoms are of good quality and at room temperature.
Due to this item being a compressed aerosol, this item cannot be shipped via expedited air methods, to Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Alaska, or internationally.
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