Description
White water soluble powder.
A strong mordant used on cotton and other plant fibres.
Improves light and washfastness, producing deeper richer colours.
Although more expensive than aluminium potassium sulphate it is worth it as it yields a significantly superior colour.
When mordanting cotton remember to SCOUR first.
100g £10.00
Additional information
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
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