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Amsterdam

Expert Series acrylic tube 75 ml Payne's Grey 708

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Amsterdam Expert Series acrylic paint in Payne's Gray (708) is an opaque color with an excellent lightfastness (+++).

Amsterdam Expert Series

Our Expert Series acrylic paints offer the viscosity, pigmentation level and lightfastness that professionals demand. Use the paint straight from the tube or thinned with a little bit of water or one of our acrylic mediums.

Heavy body paint for firm brush strokes and knife marks, great texture and a soft satin finish
Made with high concentrations of artist-quality pigments with the highest degrees of lightfastness
Formulated with 100% acrylic resin binder, resulting in an exceptionally durable and flexible paint film with a uniform degree of gloss
Odorless, water-based formula that becomes waterproof and permanent when dry
Extensive range of 70 colors with a great variety of opacity, including 28 mono-pigmented colors
Adheres to virtually any slightly porous surface, including canvas, paper, cardboard, wood, stone and cement
Proudly crafted in the Netherlands on triple roll mills

Italy only / solo Italia:
Raccolta differenziata. Controlla le linee guida minicipali locali. Raccolta plastica.

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Expert Series acrylic tube 75 ml Payne's Grey 708 - PackshotFront

Expert Series acrylic tube 75 ml Payne's Grey 708 - PackshotFront

Expert Series acrylic tube 75 ml Payne's Grey 708 - Color swatch

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Specifications

Lightfastness
+++
Opacity
Opaque
Price series
2
Pigment
PBk7/PB29/PV19/PW6

European safety information

- Contains biocidal product: C(M)IT/MIT (3:1), BIT, IPBC. May produce an allergic reaction .

Safety Data Sheet available

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If you enjoy the beach, you’ve probably picked up and brought home seashells before. Are you wondering what to do with them? In this step-by-step plan, we show you how to decorate shells and make them part of your home décor! Bring those beach vibes home by putting the decorated shells in a picture frame or on a tray to display them. You can use them in other DIYs or, if the shells are large enough, you could even use them as little trays to put change or jewellery in. Let’s get started!

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Serving tray

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