Yup Gamasol is what all of the local stamp stores sell. It is similar
to odorless mineral spirits. Oh and a little goes a
LOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGG way. All prisma colored pencils are wax
based, actually I believe that you can read the ingredients on the
back of the packaging. But a good rule of thumb is Prisma is waxed
based. I personally think that they are the best for coloring. Just
my opinion though.

I am not sure if you can find the Gamasol at Micheals but I believe
you can at Jo-Anns, Hobby Lobby, and Crafts Direct. I am sure if you
go to your local stamp store that they will carry it too. Oh I also
know that you can get it from Just for Stamps online in a smaller
bottle. That is where I got mine at a local rubber stamping show. I
know that they go from show to show across the states.

I hope this helps you out.

Inky Huggz,


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On May 13, 10:26*am, Wave Jumper wrote:
Gamasol, that's what my friend called the stuff she uses when blending her
Prismacolors pencils. *Another friend told me she had to go to a art store
to find it and it only comes in a huge bottle. *Would they have that at
Michaels or Jo-Anns? *By the way, how would I know if the pencils have wax
in them?

SAD


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