Acrylic Paint Glaze Ochre Color, 75 ml

Glossy acrylic paint with good coverage that allows you to complete any project with ease. Recommended for application on items that will be exposed to atmospheric conditions.

This type of acrylic paint stands out for its exceptional coverage, ease of application, and versatility across a range of surfaces—from traditional ones like canvas, wood, and cardstock to more challenging and non-porous ones like metal, glass, MDF, and plastic. It forms a durable, glossy film that doesn’t require any additional top coating. Additionally, its high resistance to wear and water durability make it ideal for projects that will be exposed to the elements. The paint’s colors are vibrant and blendable, allowing for the creation of new or varied shades. Water dilution can adjust the paint’s transparency, enabling you to layer over a dried base for distinctive effects. By mixing the paint with various fillers such as chalk, sandstone marble, gris marble, and marble powder—available in the ART MATERIALS section under LACQUERS AND ADDITIVES on our site—you can achieve robust and intriguing textured finishes. Use it to bring shine to projects primarily using matte or chalk paints. It’s suitable for paintings on canvas, laminated boards, or cardstock; in decoupage as a base color or for effects; for refreshing various garden objects; and on diverse wooden items like boxes, signs, candle holders, tiles, and more, which you’ll find in abundance on our site. Apply with a brush, roller, or sponge, and for paint mixed with fillers, use a spatula—either smooth or for creating relief, also found on our site. With so many possibilities, this glossy acrylic paint introduction just scratches the surface. The rest is up to you! Be creative!

Recommendations: Although all acrylic paints can be easily cleaned with soap and WARM water, we recommend doing it promptly. Keep the paints from freezing at temperatures above 5°C or direct sunlight. For large projects on textiles or glass, we recommend using the corresponding specialized paints, which you can find in the ART MATERIALS section, PAINTS group.