"The New Gold Standard in Porcelain Doll Slips"
New and Improved!

4" Tori by Cheryl Davidson
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Over the last several months, while working on a whiter white for Antique Reproductions, we were able to tweak our Ultra Chic formula to improve its qualities. Although we are still working on the best white for Antique Reproductions, Ultra Chic now has the following wonderful qualities you asked for.

• You wanted it to be slightly more translucent...DONE!
• You wanted it to be a little whiter...DONE!
  • Both Magnolia and Alabaster are whiter
• You wanted it to release a little faster...DONE!
• You wanted it to still be super smooth after firing...DONE!
• You wanted it to retain all of it's present qualities...DONE!

Because of it’s stability Ultra Chic needs little or not propping, even with large dolls. Ultra Chic is made from only the finest ingredients and is totally natural.  Simply thin with distilled or regular water...never use a slip thinner again.  Because it is totally natural it can be shipped in the winter without fear of freezing and can also be reclaimed to decrease your cost and increase your profit margin.

Available in 21 beautiful flesh tones and 2 of the whitest doll porcelains available, colors have been made to match as close as possible to popular colors by Bell and Seeley. Each and every gallon is hand-strained through a 120 mesh screen. NEVER A BLACK SPOT!   Pamper your doll collection with Ultra Chic and let your imagination go wild.

Over the past two years we have had many customers asking what our colors compare to in both Seeley and Bell. Below is a comparison chart. Please keep in min that Ultra Chic has no ball clay as do seeley and Bell so the colors will ALWAYS be more clear and true, but we try and come as close as possible to matching your favorite colors.

AND DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT THE VOGUE CHINA PAINT LINE WITH COLORS THAT MATCH SEELEY, BELL, AND VIRGINIA LAVORGNA. CLICK THE VOGUE TAB ON THE LEFT MENU.

You may click HERE to download a pdf of the chart below.