Paint tempera white 500 ml Cricco CR500/B — water-based artist and school paint

Cricco tempera paint in white, 500 ml is a water-based artist and school paint formulated for general arts and crafts. The paint delivers opaque white coverage on paper, cardboard and other porous surfaces commonly used in classrooms and hobby projects. Its tempera formulation provides easy brush application and relatively quick drying, making it suitable for layered work and school assignments where fast handling is required.

Advantages

The paint offers consistent opacity and smooth flow for even coverage without streaks. Being water-based, it thins with water and cleans up easily from brushes and tools. The 500 ml volume is practical for group activities, classroom use and extended hobby sessions. The formula is designed for reliable adhesion to porous substrates such as paper and cardboard and supports layering and mixed-media techniques when used with compatible materials.

Suitable for

• School art lessons and classroom projects
• Children's crafts and hobby painting
• Poster making and signage on paper or cardboard
• Layered tempera techniques and basic mixed-media works

Key specifications

• Color: white
• Type: water-based tempera paint
• Volume: 500 ml
• Recommended substrates: paper, cardboard and other porous surfaces
• Drying behavior: quick-drying typical for tempera
• Application method: brush or similar hand tools

How to use

Stir the paint before use to ensure uniform consistency. Apply with a brush, sponge or other suitable tool onto clean, absorbent surfaces such as paper or cardboard. Thin with a small amount of water if a thinner wash is required, or apply multiple thin layers for more uniform coverage and to avoid cracking. Allow each layer to dry before applying the next to achieve even results.

Usage recommendations

Store the paint tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Rinse brushes and tools with water immediately after use. For best adhesion and color fidelity, use on clean, untreated porous surfaces; perform a small test if applying to unfamiliar materials or mixed-media substrates.