Natural Earth Paint Eco-Solve Natural Paint Thinner & Brush Cleaner 473ml/16oz
Professional quality eco-friendly paint thinner, 100% natural, safe and free from toxic solvents. Eco-Solve is a breakthrough in eco-friendly fine art supplies, for effectively cleaning brushes and painting tools.
Natural Earth Paint Eco-Solve is a professional paint thinner for cleaning artists' tools, thinning oil paints and creating washes without a yellowing effect. Free from turpentine or mineral spirits found in conventional thinners, it will not emit harmful vapours, irritate the skin, or pollute soil and watercourses. This is a great paint thinner for oil paint artists who want to remove toxic chemicals from their studio and have a clean and safe working environment. Eco-Solve is plant based, made from processed soy bean oil, with a subtle fruity licorice scent. This paint thinner can be reused after use, once you have cleaned your brushes leave the solvent to settle in a sealed jar, this can then be poured off the surface and reused.
Packaged in 100% post-consumer recycled aluminum bottles, this is a great addition to your eco-friendly art supplies.
Ingredients: Processed soy bean oil.
Warning: Keep out of reach of children.
Size: 473ml/16oz
Vibrant, natural paints made from pure earth minerals and pigments. Natural Earth Paints was founded by artist, mum and environmentalist Leah Fanning in 2009, who was looking for an alternative to conventional paints that were non-toxic and high quality. In the beginning she would head out with a trowel and harvest the pigments herself from her surroundings. Natural Earth Paints has grown and now sources pigments from across the world from small family-owned sustainable quarries, producing luminous and brilliantly radiant colours naturally, without fillers and preservatives. Operating from a 100% solar-powered facility in southern Oregon in the US, Natural Earth Paints use only consumer recycled paper and card packaging, biodegradable plastic bags and recycled glass bottles, to keep valuable recourses going to landfill to a minimum.