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Schmincke | AEROPUMP Fixative 310 — for charcoal, chalk and pencil

Schmincke | AEROPUMP Fixative 310 — for charcoal, chalk and pencil

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This alcohol-based fixative is ideal for chalk, charcoal and pencil. It is presented in a practical propellant-free aerosol can holding 350 ml of fixative. More
RRP £ 20.02
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Code 20441
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Schmincke | AEROPUMP Fixative 310 — for charcoal, chalk and pencil, 350 ml

Schmincke AEROPUMP Fixative 310 is an alcohol-based fixative for chalk, charcoal and pencil. It is also suitable for pastels in low doses if colour tolerated.

This Schmincke AEROPUMP Fixative 310 is made of bleached shellac and non-yellowing synthetic resin. It is presented in a practical propellant-free aerosol can holding 350 ml.

Price per aerosol.

Please note: Due to the limited size of our London shop, not all items on the website are in stock in London. To avoid disappointment, we recommend contacting the shop to reserve or order the product.
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Pete
Good fixative but beware the spray pattern - This fixative performs well and colours remain true and clear. However you will need to beware the spray pattern from the pump. I bought this hoping for a good non-aerosol delivery but found it inclined to spray random larger droplets as well as the atomised spray. Not a problem for a classroom/casual situation but might be an issue for precious work. I suspect that the drops are produced as the finger pressure tails off at the end of a stroke allowing a build-up of liquid that that then joins the spray on the next stroke. Also when returning to use it after a week of inactivity I found that the spray pattern could be a bit random - concentrated in some areas but fainter in others, probably as a result of the fixative drying unevenly around the nozzle opening. This would alter as the solvent softened the dried fixative around the hole. So - good results possible but mind how the nozzle performs.