Acrylic paint tube Artequipment Rembrandt Phthalo Blue 570

Artequipment Rembrandt Phthalo Blue 570 is an artist-grade acrylic colour in a convenient tube format. This paint provides a vivid phthalo blue pigment that performs well for bold colour mixing, glazing, underpainting and full opacity layers. The tube packaging keeps the paint portable and easy to control on palette knives, brushes or in mixed-media applications, making it suitable for studio and plein air work.

Advantages

The acrylic formulation dries to a durable film with good adhesion to common painting supports such as canvas, board and prepared paper. Phthalo Blue offers high tinting strength and excellent tinting neutrality, allowing precise colour mixing without unwanted shifts. The tube format preserves paint freshness and enables accurate dispensing of small amounts for palettes or mixes.

Suitable for

• Acrylic painting on canvas and board
• Glazing and transparent colour layers
• Underpainting and tonal blocking
• Mixed-media and collage applications
• Colour mixing and creating custom blues and greens

Key specifications

• Colour: Phthalo Blue
• Binder type: acrylic polymer emulsion
• Opacity: variant ranges from transparent to semi-opaque depending on application and dilution
• Tinting strength: high
• Drying: fast to medium drying time typical of acrylics
• Suitable surfaces: primed canvas, boards, paper and other prepared supports

How to use

Shake or knead the tube before use to ensure uniform consistency. Dispense the required amount onto a palette and apply with brush, knife or other tools. For transparent glazing, thin with a suitable acrylic medium or water in small proportions; for opaque coverage use undiluted or combine with heavy-bodied acrylic mediums. Allow sufficient drying time between layers and use a ground or primer appropriate for the support to ensure adhesion and colour stability.

Usage recommendations

Store the tube capped in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use appropriate acrylic mediums to modify viscosity, transparency and drying time to suit techniques such as glazing, impasto or glaze layering.