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Burnt Umber J4650

Supplied byHuntsman- Last Updated on Jun 25, 2018

Natural pigment. It has been processed to improve color predictability and micronized for ease of dispersion. Burnt Umber is produced by calcining raw umber, a naturally-occurring ore, which is milled, blended and adjusted with small amounts of synthetic iron oxide and then micronized into a fine powder. The resulting pigment produces deep, rich brown shades with complex undertones in wood stain applications. It is preferred colorant in furniture stains and high-quality wood finishes because of its transparency and ability to enhance wood grain appearance. It is also used in medium-gloss coatings, artist paints, coatings processed on intensive dispersing equipment, liquid colorants, paper and plaster applications. Is stable under exposure to sunlight, UV radiation and are alkali, chemical and weather resistant. Also used in ink, concrete, stucco and plaster.
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