This material offers a new approach to working with oil painting, expanding the freedom of expression in this technique and allowing greater spontaneity and expressionism.

It is a transposition of oil painting. Part of the oil paint has been replaced with a neutral mineral wax to give it a stick shape. The quality of these colors is excellent: the pigments are ground with vegetable oils (dryers) selected for their low tendency to yellow over time. This selection and the high concentration of pigments ensure excellent lightfastness. These colors are applied directly on traditional oil painting supports (greasy or universal) and require quality preparation of the backgrounds.

Supports: canvases for painting, covered cardboard, prepared boards, paper for painting. Solid oil paint should be applied in thin layers (not exceeding 1 mm). It is superimposable like oil paste paint and can be diluted in petroleum spirit or turpentine if necessary. Before use, it is necessary to peel off the surface layer, which will regenerate after a few days of non-use. The applied paint dries within 2 to 5 days, depending on the thickness of the layer and atmospheric conditions. There is a colorless medium that allows you to obtain transparency and glaze effects.

Extrafine solid colors have opaque or transparent shades depending on the nature of the pigments used. The product preserves very well over time and does not require special precautions, apart from avoiding heat sources that could alter it. Once dry, the painting is varnished like a traditional oil painting after a minimum of 6 months of drying, using a final painting varnish.