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The H Dupont guttas or outliners, well-known for their finesse and the flexibility of the result. They allow to create limits to your drawing so that the painting on silk does not spread on all the fabric and there is no risk that the colours get mixed with each other. This is effective for Classic or Alter Ego colours.
The gutta dries quickly. Once your drawing is finished, you can start filling in the shapes created by the gutta. You notice a drop of paint applied in the center will fuse and fill the whole form.
If you wish, once your piece is finished, plunge it dry in a essence F bath to remove the lines created with the gutta.
The guttas N are colourless or white, black or gray mouse.
The solvent-based outliner can be used with the arasilk provided the realization is fixed to the steamer.
The available packagings are: 100, 250, 500 or 1000 ml.
How to use the H Dupont solvent-based Gutta N?
On a stretched silk (but not too stretched!) And clean, apply the set with a screw nib or a stycone pipette. For tube guttas, attach directly to the tube for ease of use.
When the tip of your pipette is cut to the desired width, you can fill the bottle and apply the precise line. It dries quickly, you can start applying the paint a few minutes after drawing the outlines. Be careful not to apply the paint too close to the gutta limit not to risk exceeding the limit.
To change the consistency of the gutta, add a few drops of Essence F.
If you want to take off any trace of gutta N before or after fixing, soak your realization in a bath of Essence F.
With this technique, you can create your sketch, paint and remove the seam without damaging the paint. Once this is done, the Classic colour remains on the silk and it can be fixed to the microwave!
Clean instruments used with H Dupont essence F.
Why buy the H Dupont solvent-based gutta N?
If you wish to take off the gutta once your realization is finished or if you wish to fix your realization in the microwave
The gutta defines the contours of a drawing to prevent the colour from diffusing.
