INTERDRUK BB KIDS set of 12 colors, 20 ml tubes is a compact assortment of water-based poster paints designed for children's creative activities, school projects and hobby crafts. The set includes twelve basic colors in easily squeezable 20 ml tubes that allow controlled dispensing, colour mixing and straightforward application on paper, cardboard and similar craft surfaces. The water-based formulation provides quick clean-up and is suitable for educational and home environments where simple, safe handling is required.
Advantages
The paint set provides a balanced palette of primary and secondary colours for mixing and colour exploration. Tubes with screw caps ensure tidy storage and measured use, reducing waste and spill risk. The water-based composition dries to an opaque finish that covers paper and cardboard well while remaining easy to dilute with water for lighter washes. Packaging and tube size are convenient for classroom distribution, art lessons and on-the-go craft sessions.
Suitable for
- School art classes and classroom projects
- Children's home craft activities
- Poster making and display board decoration
- Basic colour mixing exercises and practice
Key specifications
- Contents: 12 colours in individual 20 ml tubes
- Type: water-based poster paints with acrylic-style opacity
- Finish: opaque/matte when dry
- Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard and similar craft materials
- Application: squeeze tube dispensing, brush application
- Cleaning: water-soluble when wet
How to use
Squeeze a small amount of paint from the tube onto a palette or directly onto the working surface. Apply with a brush, sponge or finger, depending on the desired effect. For lighter tones or washes, mix the paint with a small amount of water. Allow the paint to dry between layers if applying additional coats to achieve full opacity. After use, close the tube cap tightly to prevent drying and rinse brushes and palettes with water.
Usage recommendations
Use protective coverings on work surfaces and aprons on clothing to minimise stains. Test colour mixing on a scrap piece of paper before applying to a final project. Store tubes upright in a cool, dry place with caps secured. For older children, encourage supervised experimentation with layering and texture techniques to expand practical skills.
