Porcelain Painting Supplies
– Sold Through Interdec Australia Pty Ltd
Debbi has a range of Porcelain painting products and supplies available, including paints, brushes, oils, precious metals and reliefs, these can all be purchased through Interdec Australia, a world renowned company, operated by her husband Paul Good and based in Adelaide, Australia.
Interdec Australia stocks a vast range of products to the Porcelain, Ceramic and Glass industries and and sells both retail and wholesale.
Debbi Good Brushes for Porcelain, Ceramics and Pottery
Made in Germany
We have an extensive range of the finest German made brushes. Sable, Squirrel and synthetic hair in varying sizes, styles and requirements.
Debbi Good Colours for Porcelain, Ceramic and Pottery
Made in Australia
We take extra pride in our colours. They are ground to the finest powder allowing for the smoothest of consistencies when mixed with the oil of your preference. The colours are strong and vibrant when fired.
Debbi Good exclusive colour range
Made in Australia
We take extra pride in our colours. They are ground to the finest powder allowing for the smoothest of consistencies when mixed with the oil of your preference.
Debbi Good Product Range
Made in Australia
We offer a selection of raised enamels, pastes, metallics and crystals.
One of my trademark products is a clear enamel which when any colour is added, fires true and clear to that colour. Ie, if black is added to it, it will fire black and not grey.
Debbi Good Oils for Porcelain, Ceramic and Pottery
Made in Australia
We again offer a wide range selection of varied oils, both water and oil based, with varying capabilities of drying times and colour loading.
Debbi Good Oils range
Made in Australia
We again offer a wide range selection of varied oils, both water and oil based, with varying capabilities of drying times and colour loading.
Debbi Good Golds, Platinums and Lustres for Porcelain,Ceramic and Pottery
Made in Europe
All European made, we offer a range of Golds, lustres and Platinums of the best quality.
Debbi Good hand-painted artworks
Hand Painted in Australia
Debbi’s artworks are highly sought after- please contact her directly to see what she has on offer or to discuss a commissioned piece.
Debbi Good Hand painted Artwork For Sale
Hand Painted in Australia
Debbi’s artwork is available for sale here or you can contact her directly to discuss a commissioned piece.
About Interdec Australia
Interdec Australia Pty Ltd was established by our family in 1970. We recongnised there was a growing demand within the glass and ceramic industry of Australia for a company to supply the specific products they required. We met that need, supplying not only a large range of products, but also delivering them promptly when deadlines were pushed to the limit and at competitive prices.
From our small beginnings, supplying the best quality colours, brushes, media, porcelain and bone china to the hobby artist and small commercial operators, throughout Australia and New Zealand. This expansion has led to the purpose built building that we now reside in at Marleston, close to the airport and on the outskirts of the city of Adelaide. Whether you are a large or small operator, we welcome you to our site and hope that we will be able to offer our services to you either now or in the future.
48 years of Experience
Interdec is a world renowned company, now owned and operated by Paul & Debbi Good. It has been trading for 35 years.
They stock a vast range of products connected to the porcelain, ceramic and glass industries and sell to the retail and wholesale market.
Meeting peoples needs
The range covers everything that is required for the porcelain artist, through to commercial screen printers and industrial fields.
Their newest and very exciting agency, that they are extremely honoured to represent is the German Rohde Company, responsible for manufacturing kilns that they believe are the finest built worldwide.
Delivery Details
We ship worldwide via post or courier companies.
Please feel free to contact us on prices and delivery times.
