AQUA ART paint, CLASSIC 100 ml — acrylic artist paint, 100ml bottle

AQUA ART paint, CLASSIC 100 ml is an acrylic artist paint presented in a 100 ml bottle. It is formulated as a water-based acrylic color that provides good coverage and adhesion on common painting surfaces. The paint is suitable for general painting, mixed-media work and decorative finishes, offering fast drying and ease of thinning or cleaning with water. The 100 ml bottle size is intended for hobbyists, art students and small to medium projects requiring consistent color performance.

Advantages

The acrylic composition ensures quick drying times and good lightfastness for typical classroom and hobby use. The paint disperses evenly and can be mixed with water or acrylic media to adjust viscosity and transparency. Its packaging in a squeezable 100 ml bottle allows controlled dispensing and reduces waste. Compatibility with canvas, paper and primed wood makes it versatile for different creative techniques.

Suitable for

• Hobby and craft projects
• Student and classroom painting
• Mixed-media and collage work
• Decorative painting on primed wood and furniture details
• Small to medium canvas and paper artworks

Key specifications

• Type: water-based acrylic artist paint
• Volume: 100 ml bottle
• Application: brush, sponge, palette knife or airbrush when suitably thinned
• Drying: fast-drying under normal room conditions
• Compatible surfaces: canvas, paper, primed wood and other properly prepared supports

How to use

Shake the bottle before use to ensure uniform consistency. Dispense the required amount onto a palette or mixing surface and apply with brush, sponge or palette knife. Thin with water or an acrylic medium to increase flow or transparency; avoid over-thinning to maintain adhesion and pigment strength. Allow layers to dry between applications; drying time depends on layer thickness and ambient conditions. Clean tools and brushes with water immediately after use.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use on primed or properly prepared surfaces. When working with layered techniques or varnishes, test compatibility on a scrap piece first and allow complete curing before applying protective varnish.