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from: Bunki Kramer
Los Cerros Middle School
968 Blemer Road
Danville, CA 94526
bkramer.us
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> Can anyone suggest a tempera with the
> coverage and brightness of Crayola but with a more free-flowing consistancy?
> Susan on Long Island
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You bet...and I can't say this often enough if you notice the archives. Try
SAX's own brand of True Color Tempera. Comes in gallons with pumps. The
pumps "work" as oppose to all the other paint using pumps. Always smooth and
free-flowing. The paint is not thin but a good consistancy to use
immediately out of the container. The red and blue are "true"...not so with
Crayola...and mix well to make a fairly decent purple. And the "kicker"?
It's actually cheaper than the other well-known brands. I've tried just
about all of them in my career and this, in my humble opinion, is the best.
Toodles....
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