Acrylic Paint Glaze Red, 75 ml

Glossy acrylic paint, with good coverage, you can easily complete your every project. We recommend laying on products that will be exposed to the weather.

Another type of acrylic paint with extremely good coverage, easy to apply and spread on any type of surface - from traditional canvases, wood and cardboard to more ’capricious’ and non-porous surfaces such as metal, glass, MDF, plastic. Makes a solid film with perfect gloss and does not need extra finishing. In addition, its high durability and water resistance makes it suitable for projects that will be exposed to the weather. The colors are intense and blendable, allowing you to create new or different shades of the base color. Dilution with water leads to varying degrees of transparency (transparency or body density). In this way, you apply a more ethereal layer to an already dried foundation for unique effects. Mixing it with different fillers - chalk, marble sandstone, marble semolina, marble powder, which you will find on our site in the ART MATERIALS section, a subset of VARNISHES AND ADDITIVES, you will get extremely strong and interesting texture coatings. Use to add glamor to projects that are mostly matte or chalk paint. Use for paintings on canvas, laminated boards or cardboard. In decoupage - for basic color or effects. For renovation of various garden items. On various wooden objects - boxes, plates, candlesticks, tiles, etc., which you will find in abundance on our site. Apply with a brush, a roller or a swab, and if there is added filler in the paint - with a putty - smooth, or for relief. You can also find them on our site. With so many possibilities of glossy acrylic paint, this article only touches the surface. The rest is up to you! Be creative!

Recommendations: Although all acrylic paints are easily cleaned with soap and HOT water, we recommend that you do it in a timely manner. Protect Frost stains at t above 5 ° с or direct sunlight. For large projects on textiles or glass, we recommend the appropriate specialized paints, which you will find in the section ART MATERIALS, group PAINTS.