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Introducing Princeton Catalyst Blades & Wedges!

Princeton Catalyst Blades & Wedges are unique mark making tools made out of FDA-approved, heat-resistant silicone. They are great for creating texture and line with heavy-body and fluid acrylics, oils, water-miscible oils, encaustics, plaster, clay and even cake frosting! The silicone blades & wedges are easy to wipe clean and are solvent resistant, the blades can be separated from their wood handles for cleaning and easily replaced when dry, or dried paint can be simply peeled off of the silicone surface.

Check out the video below to see them in action!


Find Princeton Catalyst Blades & Wedges here!

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