Mixol® - Decorative Painting Kit by Pierre Finkelstein

Mixol® - Decorative Painting Kit by Pierre Finkelstein

Marsoni

M251S

$130.83

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Mixol® - Decorative Painting Kit by Pierre FinkelsteinCustom shade palette selected by Pierre Finkelstein as his go to color mix for everyday touchups in decorative finishing. Never worry on the jobsite because this mix is perfect for electrical plates, surgical touchups, polished plaster shade mixing and more. Keep these colors in your tool bag so you will be prepared for anything. 13 Selected Colors include Black 01 Umber 02 Oxide Brown 03 Oxide Red 04 Oxide Yellow 05 Canary Yellow 07 Olive Green 15

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012