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		Paints For Marbling
	Only certain paints will work well in marbling - they have to be able to float on the surface of the "size". Some do, some don't. The paints are thinned with water, Versatex Dispersant, or Oxgall so you will use less than when painting directly. continued...

	All-Purpose Ink Pros:It's blendability, washability and versatility, it's quick-drying, water-based and non-toxic Cons: It's recommended to use on 100% cotton or silk. It's a small bottle.

	All-Purpose Ink Sets 4 Piece Starter Sets

	Jacquard Airbrush (& Marbling) Colors Pros: Excellent for airbrushing, good pigment concentration, leaves a soft hand. Cons: None

	Marbling Starter Set The 'Give it a Try' Marbling Starter Set.

	Mini Marbling Kit If you have ever wanted to try marbling, this mini kit with it's excellent instructions walks you through the process.

	Dr. Ph. Martin's Spectralite Pros: Great for marbling, leaves soft hand on fabric, very concentrated pigment Cons: Needs the addition of a catalyst to make it permanent, either a heatfix catalyst, or an airfix catalyst.

	Jacquard Textile Colors Pros: Economical, easy to use, lots of bright colors, leaves a soft hand. Cons: None we could come up with!

	Setacolor Fabric Paint By Pebeo Pros: Has different consistencies for sunpainting (Transparent Colors) or painting over a dark color (Opaque colors), or enhancing with a metallic (Pearlescent Colors) Cons: None

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