Quinacridone Violet [D246]

Quinacridone Violet [D246]

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0.50 lbs
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$33.85

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Color Index Name & Number: PV19-73900 Quinacridone Red-Violet
Vehicle: Alkali refined linseed oil
ASTM Rated Lightfastness I, TRANSPARENT

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