Ranger Ink - Tim Holtz - Distress Spritz - 1 oz - Frayed Burlap

Add a rustic, earthy shimmer to your projects with the Frayed Burlap Distress Spritz by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. This 1 oz bottle contains a pearlized, warm brown spray that enhances your creations with a touch of vintage charm. Perfectly designed to coordinate with the Distress color palette, this spritz can be used on paper, canvas, wood, and more. It blends beautifully with Distress Inks, Oxides, Paints, and other mediums (all sold separately), making it an ideal choice for creating aged, textured backgrounds and dimensional effects. A must-have for those who love a rustic, antique-inspired finish!

Contents:

• 1 Frayed Burlap Distress Spritz in a fine mist spray bottle with a clear cap

Size:

• 1 oz bottle approx. 1" x 4.75"

Features:

• Acid free and non toxic.
• Coordinates with the Distress color palette.
• Can be used as a top coat for a shimmer effect.
• Formulated blend of pearlized pigments with a clear fluid base. 
• Spray over inked or painted surfaces, creating a tone-on-tone effect.
• Use on porous surfaces like paper, canvas, wood and more.
• Each Spritz color can be layered over one another, creating a unique multicolor effect. 
• Works with other Distress products like Distress Ink, Oxide Ink, Paints, Pencils, and more (all sold separately).
• The resins in the Distress Spritz formula do not react with other Distress products' “reactive” properties. 
• Distress Watercolor Pencils (all sold separately) can be dipped into the spritz solution to create a pearl color.
• Can be put into a water brush (sold separately). The water brush must include a mixing ball.
• No additional fixative is necessary for use with acrylic paints. 
• Will create a vibrant color when sprayed on top of white texture paste.
• Will create a darker tone when sprayed over black texture paste. 
• Will stick to and not rub off of paint, Distress Collage Medium, or Distress Resist Spray (all sold separately).

Instructions: 

• Make sure to shake the bottle really well so that the pigment mixes in with the liquid.
• Spray or paint directly onto the surface of your project.
• To use a paintbrush, dip the brush into the bottle or spray another surface (like a palette or media mat) and lift the color with the paintbrush.
• Allow to air dry or use a heat tool like the Ranger Heat It Craft Tool (sold separately). 
• Make sure to clean the spray nozzle immediately after using.  
• Once the pigment is dry, it will not wipe off of your project surface.