- SKU: ART-PEI-00148
- Creator: Amsterdam
Acrylic Painting Amsterdam
Product description
A acrylic paint Exceptionally durable and beautiful! Amsterdam acrylic designed by Royal Talens It is based on finely selected pigments. The binder is a 100% acrylate which strengthens the paint layer, an important property for exterior wall paints.
8 transparent shades , 8 semi-transparent colors , 25 semi-opaque colors , 29 opaque colors and 10 metallic colors (only available in 120 ml).
The degree of lightfastness is very high thanks to the use of pure pigments. Even after decades, the paints retain their original colors. The paint film is durable (binder composed of 100% acrylic resin).
There acrylic painting Amsterdam It adheres to all non-greasy surfaces and applies smoothly: paper, cardboard, canvas, wood, plywood, concrete, chipboard, plaster, etc. Perfect for glazes, it is easily soluble in water, and its high-quality pigments give it excellent lightfastness. It is also very environmentally friendly: no pigments are heavy metal-based, and the bottles are made of fully recyclable plastic.
80 colours available in 20 and 120 ml tubes, 70 in 250 ml tubes, 53 in 500 ml bottles and 40 available in 1 l bottles.
Important information: For pearlescent colours 817 - 818- 819 - 820 - 821 - 822, in order to obtain the result indicated on the colour chart, it is recommended to use a dark background to obtain their full intensity.
All shades are available from the supplier. If you are interested in a shade that is not offered on the website, it can be ordered upon request.
The color displayed on screen may differ slightly from the actual color of the product. These variations may be due to:
- The brightness during the shooting
- Adjusting and calibrating your screen
- Slight differences in production between batches
These differences remain minimal but are part of the characteristics of paints and pigments.
We recommend, if possible, testing the paint on a surface before final application, especially for projects requiring precise color matching.
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