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Amsterdam

Spray paint 400 ml Yellowish Green 617

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Amsterdam spray paint in Yellowish Green (617) is a semi-opaque color with an excellent lightfastness (+++).

Amsterdam spray paint

Our spray paints, unlike regular spray paints, are ideal for studio use due to their water-based formula. The fine dispersion of the paint ensures a consistent release of intense colors to easily create even layers, beautiful color transitions and other special effects.

Made with high-quality, lightfast pigments
Low-odor, water-based and solvent-free formula that becomes waterproof and permanent when dry
Extensive range of 94 colors in a great variety of opacity, including reflex and metallic shades
Separate caps available for different spray widths
Perfect for even layers, color transitions, gradients, overlaying and wet-on-wet techniques
Easy to use and adheres to virtually any slightly porous surface, including canvas, paper, cardboard, wood, stone and cement
Proudly crafted in Europe

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

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Spray paint 400 ml Yellowish Green 617 - PackshotFront

Spray paint 400 ml Yellowish Green 617 - PackshotFront

Spray paint 400 ml Yellowish Green 617 - Color swatch

Specifications

Lightfastness
+++
Opacity
Semi-opaque
Pigment
PY74/PG7

European safety information

Warning

- Flammable aerosol. Pressurized container: May burst if heated.

Safety Data Sheet available

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