Poster Paint KRUPS red 1000 ml bottle

KRUPS red poster paint in a 1000 ml bottle is a water-based opaque paint formulated for arts and crafts, school projects and decorative work on porous surfaces. The large-volume bottle supplies a continuous source of vivid red pigment suitable for paper, cardboard and similar materials, and it mixes readily with other poster paints for color blending and custom shades in classroom or studio settings.

Advantages

This poster paint offers strong coverage with an opaque finish that conceals underlying textures and printed patterns on paper and cardboard. The water-based formulation cleans up easily with water when wet and thins for washes or glazes, while the 1000 ml bottle reduces the need for frequent replacements during large projects. The paint's pigmentation delivers consistent color across broad surfaces, supporting both single-tone fills and mixing for intermediate hues.

Suitable for

• School art lessons and classroom activities
• Large-area posters and signage
• Cardboard models and craft projects
• Decorative finishes on porous surfaces

Key specifications

• Type: water-based opaque poster paint
• Color: vivid red
• Volume: 1000 ml
• Recommended surfaces: paper, cardboard and similar porous substrates
• Finish: opaque, matte to low sheen depending on application

How to use

Shake or stir the bottle before use to ensure uniform pigment distribution. Apply with brushes, foam rollers or sponges depending on the desired coverage and texture. For broad, even coverage on paper or cardboard, dilute slightly with water and apply in thin layers, allowing each layer to dry before adding the next. For more intense color, apply undiluted in one or more coats. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use.

Usage recommendations

Store the bottle upright in a cool, dry place and seal the cap tightly after use to prevent drying. Test compatibility on a scrap piece of the target surface before large-scale application. Keep out of reach of small children without supervision; while water-based, pigments may stain clothing and porous surfaces.