Product description
VARIETY OF ACRYLICS SATIN FINISH
When it comes to dimensional work nothing beats Studio High Viscosity acrylic paint, with its thick consistency and satin finish, it retains brush or spatula marks.
Studio Fluid Acrylic, which is fluid with a satin finish, is suitable for detailed work.
Applied with a brush, it can be used for fine, regular lines, glaze effects and watercolour effects.
It is guaranteed free of environmentally harmful heavy metals.
Download the colour chart.
When it comes to dimensional work nothing beats Studio High Viscosity acrylic paint, with its thick consistency and satin finish, it retains brush or spatula marks.
Studio Fluid Acrylic, which is fluid with a satin finish, is suitable for detailed work.
Applied with a brush, it can be used for fine, regular lines, glaze effects and watercolour effects.
It is guaranteed free of environmentally harmful heavy metals.
Download the colour chart.
Specifications
Specially designed for professionals and students, Pébéo Acrylics Studio High Viscosity is fine, and it is adapted for working with the material on canvas, cardboard, wood, metal...
It retains the brush or spatula marks and it is used pure with acrylic mediums or the Studio Auxiliaries which further broaden the creative possibilities.
The range contains opaque, semi-opaque and transparent colours. A paint's opacity is its ability to hide the underlying surface. A paint colour is opaque when it hides what is underneath, and transparent, if the undercoat can be seen. A painter will choose an opaque or transparent colour, according to the effect they desire. For example, a glaze requires a transparent colour, while a solid, an opaque colour. To achieve a watercolour-like render, the painter will select a transparent colour.
The versatility of the range means that it can be used with an endless amount of textures.
When the colour is applied thickly, it is advisable to wait 1-2 weeks before varnishing work. (source Pebeo website)
It retains the brush or spatula marks and it is used pure with acrylic mediums or the Studio Auxiliaries which further broaden the creative possibilities.
The range contains opaque, semi-opaque and transparent colours. A paint's opacity is its ability to hide the underlying surface. A paint colour is opaque when it hides what is underneath, and transparent, if the undercoat can be seen. A painter will choose an opaque or transparent colour, according to the effect they desire. For example, a glaze requires a transparent colour, while a solid, an opaque colour. To achieve a watercolour-like render, the painter will select a transparent colour.
The versatility of the range means that it can be used with an endless amount of textures.
When the colour is applied thickly, it is advisable to wait 1-2 weeks before varnishing work. (source Pebeo website)
