Name: R&F Surface Thermometer
Brand: R & F
Rating: 4.8 (6 reviews)

Monitor the surface temperature of your palette with this  heavy-duty  thermometer that sits right on top of it.   An essential tool for painting safely with encaustics, the thermometer has a temperature range of  50-600&deg;F  .


**R&F Surface Thermometer**  - Monitor the surface temperature of your palette with this heavy-duty thermometer that sits right on top of it. An essential tool for painting safely with encaustics, the thermometer has a temperature range of 50-600°F.

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The R&amp;F Hot Plates are the perfect tool for working with encaustic paints. They provide a platform on which to keep knives and brushes warm and ready for use. They also make a great heated surface for mixing colors. 
  The aluminum plate is available in 12&quot;&nbsp;&times; 12&quot; (30&nbsp;cm&nbsp;&times; 30&nbsp;cm) with a 1/4&quot; (6.4&nbsp;mm) thick surface, or 16&quot;&nbsp;&times; 16&quot; (41&nbsp;cm&nbsp;&times; 41&nbsp;cm) with a 3/8&quot; (9.5&nbsp;mm) thick surface. The surfaces are made of thick aluminum steel alloy and have been anodized to prevent discoloration of several of the light pigments. Heat is conducted evenly across the entire surface, making the plates ideal for use with palette cups (sold separately),&nbsp;or for mixing colors directly on the surface. Both Hot Plates include a heat source.

The R&F Hot Plates are the perfect tools for working with encaustic paints. They provide a platform on which to keep knives and brushes warm and ready for use. They also make a great heated surface for mixing colors.

Maintain a consistent temperature on your encaustic palette with this heavy-duty surface thermometer specially designed for painters by R&F.

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