Acrylic Paint Glaze Orange, 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.

Another type of acrylic paint offers exceptional coverage and is easy to apply and spread across all kinds of surfaces—from traditional ones like canvas, wood, and cardstock to more capricious and non-porous ones such as metal, glass, MDF, and plastic. It forms a durable film with perfect gloss and does not require an additional top coat. Furthermore, its high level of wear resistance and water durability make it suitable for projects exposed to atmospheric elements. The colors are vivid and mixable, allowing you to create new or different shades of the base color. Diluting with water results in various degrees of transparency, thus enabling the application of a more ethereal layer over an already-dried base for unique effects. Mixing it with different fillers—chalk, sandstone marble, gris marble, marble powder, which you can find on our site in the ART MATERIALS section, under LACQUERS AND ADDITIVES—yields exceptionally strong and interesting textural finishes. Use it to add shine to projects primarily executed in matte or chalk paints. Suitable for canvas paintings, mounted boards, or cardstock; in decoupage—for base color or effects; for refreshing various garden items; on different wooden objects—boxes, signs, candle holders, tiles, etc., abundantly found on our site. Apply with a brush, roller, or pad, and if the paint contains fillers, use a spatula—smooth or for relief, which you can also find on our site. With so many possibilities, this article on glossy acrylic paint only touches the surface. The rest is up to you! Be creative!

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