Acrylic Paint 75 ml, Happy Color – Red

Happy Color Acrylic Paint 75 ml in Red is a water-based acrylic pigment designed for hobbyists, students and artists working on canvas, models, mixed media and craft projects. The 75 ml tube provides a practical amount for frequent use while remaining portable and easy to store. The paint dries to a durable matte-to-satin finish, offers good coverage and is formulated to blend and layer smoothly for detailed work and fast corrections.

Advantages

This red acrylic paint offers reliable pigmentation and opacity for bright, consistent colour on a variety of surfaces. The water-based formula is easy to dilute with water or to mix with other acrylic colours, allowing for custom shades and gradients. The tube packaging permits controlled dispensing to minimise waste and simplifies transport for classes, workshops or outdoor painting. Once dry the finish resists light wear and maintains colour stability for craft and decorative applications.

Suitable for

• Hobby and school projects
• Model painting and miniature detailing
• Canvas and panel painting
• Mixed-media and collage work
• Decorative craft items and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Colour: red
• Volume: 75 ml
• Base: water-based acrylic
• Finish: matte-to-satin when dry
• Application: brush, sponge, palette knife or airbrush when suitably thinned
• Blendability: good; suitable for layering and glazing techniques
• Packaging: squeezable tube for controlled dispensing

How to use

Shake or knead the tube before use to ensure uniform pigment. Apply directly from the tube with a brush for full coverage or dilute with water for washes and thinner layers. For airbrushing, strain and thin according to your airbrush manufacturer’s recommendations. Allow each layer to dry before applying additional layers to avoid lifting. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use.

Usage recommendations

Store the tube in a cool, dry place with the cap tightly closed to preserve consistency. For best adhesion on non-porous surfaces, prepare the surface with a suitable primer. Test colour and opacity on a sample before committing to a final piece, and use varnish or fixative for additional surface protection after full curing.