Wamiq Gutta Water Based Contour Lining Medium for Silk Painting

Wamiq Gutta Water Based Contour Lining Medium for Silk Painting – Smooth, Precise & Professional Finish

Wamiq Gutta Water-Based Contour Lining Medium is crafted for artists specializing in silk painting and fabric art. Its smooth flow, precise line control, and water-based formulation ensure clean outlines that prevent color bleeding and enhance detailed patterns. The medium dries quickly, stays flexible on fabric, and provides a professional finish. Suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and textile artists, it adheres beautifully to silk and delivers dependable results.

Specifications of Wamiq Gutta Water Based Contour Lining Medium

• Brand: Wamiq

• Product Type: Gutta / Contour Liner

• Formulation: Water-Based

• Application: Silk, Fabric, Textile Art

• Texture: Smooth, High-Flow

• Variants: Copper 58, Black 49, Silver 52, Gold 55

• Uses: Preventing dye bleed, outlining, fine detailing, embellishment work

Why Wamiq Gutta is the Ideal Choice for Silk Artists?

Wamiq Gutta offers excellent control for outlining designs, borders, and intricate motifs. Its water-based formulation makes it safe to use, easy to clean, and ideal for indoor studios. Once dry, it forms a flexible barrier that effectively prevents dyes from spreading, ensuring clean, crisp designs—perfect for all levels of silk painting artistry.

Key Features / Benefits / Use Cases of Wamiq Gutta Contour Liner

• Smooth, consistent flow for precise outlines

• Water-based, non-toxic, and indoor-friendly

• Stops silk dyes and fabric paints from bleeding

• Quick-drying, flexible, and durable finish

• Ideal for borders, motifs, accents & detailed patterns

• Works on silk, satin, and delicate fabrics

How to Use Wamiq Gutta Medium

1. Shake the tube gently before use.

2. Attach the nozzle tip (if provided) for fine line control.

3. Draw outlines directly on silk or fabric following your design.

4. Let the gutta dry completely before applying any paints or dyes.

5. Fill the outlined areas with silk colors—lines will prevent bleeding.

6. Allow artwork to fully cure according to dye or paint instructions.