Oil Paint Artequipment Talens Rembrandt 40 ml — Naples Yellow Green (282)

Artequipment Talens Rembrandt oil paint in a 40 ml tube, colour Naples Yellow Green (282), is an artist-quality oil colour formulated for fine art painting, glazing and layered techniques. The paint offers a high pigment concentration for good covering power and reliable colour permanence. It is suitable for use on canvas, panel and preparatory studies and compatible with traditional oil mediums and solvents for extended working time and varied surface effects.

Advantages

This oil paint delivers smooth consistency and even application, allowing for precise brushwork and blending. The high pigment load contributes to intense, stable colour and good covering ability in thin or thick layers. Formulation supports glazing, scumbling and layering techniques while remaining compatible with linseed-based and alkyd mediums. The 40 ml tube format is convenient for studio use, study work and travel.

Suitable for

• Fine art painting on canvas and panel
• Glazing and layered oil techniques
• Preparatory studies, sketches and colour testing
• Mixing with other oil colours for custom shades

Key specifications

• Volume: 40 ml tube
• Colour: Naples Yellow Green (282)
• Artist-quality oil paint with high pigment concentration
• Consistency: smooth, workable for blending and glazing
• Compatibility: suitable for use with traditional oil mediums and solvents
• Supports glazing, scumbling and layered techniques

How to use

Apply directly from the tube to a primed canvas or panel using brushes, palette knives or other painting tools. For thin glazes mix with a suitable oil medium to increase transparency and flow; for impasto effects use paint straight from the tube or with minimal medium. Allow adequate drying time between layers; drying speed depends on layer thickness and medium used. Clean brushes and tools with an appropriate solvent followed by soap and water or brush cleaner.

Usage recommendations

Store tubes in a cool, dry place and close caps tightly after use to maintain paint consistency. Test any new medium or solvent on a small area before applying to a finished work. For archival results, use stable, properly primed supports and allow full curing time of oil layers before varnishing or framing.