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Premium Poster Colours

The premium range of Camel Poster Colours is ideal for a smooth matt finish and a completely opaque mass tone. Made from the finest pigments, they give high covering capacity with a brush or a spray gun. They flow easily, dry quickly and evenly and are easy to mix

Product Name
  1413741Set of 12 Assorted Colours in 30ml Bottles
  1409741Set of 12 Assorted Colours in 15ml Bottles
  1438*** Series 1- 500ml Jar
  1438*** Series 2 - 500ml Jar
  1438***Series 3 - 500ml Jar
  1438***Series 4 - 500ml Jar
  1423*** Series 1- 100ml Jar
  1423*** Series 2 - 100ml Jar
  1423*** Series 3 - 100ml Jar
  1423***Series 4- 100ml Jar
  1413***Series 1 - 30ml Bottle
  1413***Series 2 - 30ml Bottle
  1413***Series 3 - 30ml Bottle
  1413***Series 4 - 30ml Bottle
  1409***Series 1 - 15ml Bottle
  1409***Series 2 - 15ml Bottle
  1409*** Series 3- 15ml Bottle
  1409***Series 4 - 15ml Bottle
  1406741Set of 12 assorted colours in 10ml bottles
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