In consultation with some external advisors, Stoopen & Meeûs have put together a colour palette for the Badgeon and Lime wash. These people, all of whom have worked in the world of paint for years, are trendsetters in their field and this has resulted in an extensive colour range To make these pigments mainly inorganic pigments have been used. For organic-based pigments too, only the highest quality pigments have been used which will keep their beautiful colours over many years. For safety reasons some colours are ‘exclusively suited for indoor use’ in Badgeon or Lime wash. It concerns the Whitewash pigments: red: Lucca, Minos blue: Lagoon, Magma These pigments come in 400 gram jars. For Badgeon, 1 jar per 25 kilo bag or 16 kilo bucket will usually suffice. For Lime wash, it may be necessary to add 1, 2, or 3 jars per 8 kilo bucket of Lime wash to acquire a deep, intense colour. All pigments can be intermixed into a wide range of mixed colours.
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Carmine Carmine, also called cochineal is a bright red pigment obtained from the aluminium salt of carminic acid. The pigment is extracted from the female cochineal beetle, (Dactylopius coccus costa), inhabiting only on the prickly pear cactus (Opuntia ficus indica). Grown in Peru, Ecuador and Canary Islands. It is the most stable and vibrant natural colour and is applied across many food applications to give bright pink shades Applications: Soft Drinks, Alcoholic Drinks, Confectionery, Seasonings, Baked Goods, Meat Applications, Desserts, Soups and Sauces, Fat Coatings, Jams and Jellies, Dairy Product
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Yellow: carthame extract, riboflavin Yellow/Orange: carotene, annatto (rocou), paprika, lutein (tagete) Brown: Colouring caramel Red: carmine, beetroot, anthocyanin Green: with blue and yellow Violet: with red and blue Blue Black: vegetable black coal
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