By hhmarsh on January 24, 2016 Verified by Email

I have a selection of all the major brands of oil sticks, have used them all. These are by far the better deal for the money. Amazing colour range. Also the only brand that offers thin oil sticks, much better for finer work. Kama sticks are a little stiffer, which I prefer. Last longer but easily "buttered" and blended if you wish.

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By Coral Echidna on July 16, 2009 Verified by Guest

Kama has a great catalogue available online and products made here in Quebec. The actual store is growing, and they are adding products. The instore service can be cool but not unfriendly.

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By hhmarsh on January 24, 2016 Verified by Email

I have a selection of all the major brands of oil sticks, have used them all. These are by far the better deal for the money. Amazing colour range. Also the only brand that offers thin oil sticks, much better for finer work. Kama sticks are a little stiffer, which I prefer. Last longer but easily "buttered" and blended if you wish.

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By Coral Echidna on July 16, 2009 Verified by Guest

Kama has a great catalogue available online and products made here in Quebec. The actual store is growing, and they are adding products. The instore service can be cool but not unfriendly.

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