Paint Pentacolor Aquamel Yellow 0.7 kg — glossy water-based acrylic paint

Pentacolor Aquamel Yellow 0.7 kg is a glossy water-based acrylic paint formulated for interior decorative and craft use. The paint delivers a bright yellow finish with high surface gloss and good coverage on porous substrates. It is suitable for wood, primed plaster, paper and other absorbent surfaces where a durable, shiny coat is required. The product is designed for small renovation, hobby and DIY projects and can be applied by brush or roller to achieve a uniform film that dries to a hard surface.

Advantages

The formulation provides fast drying, good adhesion to primed and porous materials, and a resilient glossy finish that resists mild abrasion. Being water-based, the paint cleans up with water before drying and produces low odour during application. Its consistency is suitable for both detailed brushwork and larger roller-applied surfaces, enabling controlled coverage and an even sheen.

Suitable for

• Interior wooden furniture and trim
• Primed plaster walls and decorative panels
• Paper, cardboard and craft substrates
• Small renovation and hobby projects

Key specifications

• Type: water-based acrylic paint
• Finish: glossy
• Colour: yellow
• Net weight: 0.7 kg
• Application tools: brush or roller
• Suitable surfaces: wood, primed plaster, paper, other porous substrates
• Drying: dries to a hard film

How to use

Ensure surfaces are clean, dry and free of loose material or grease. For best results on raw or non-absorbent substrates, apply an appropriate primer and allow it to dry. Stir the paint thoroughly before use to achieve uniform colour and consistency. Apply with a suitable brush or foam/synthetic roller in thin, even coats; allow recommended drying time between coats to build opacity and gloss. Clean tools with water immediately after use.

Usage recommendations

Work in a well-ventilated area and maintain ambient temperature within the manufacturer's advised range for optimal drying and film formation. Test a small area first to confirm adhesion and final appearance on the selected substrate. For surfaces subject to wear, apply multiple thin coats rather than a single heavy coat to improve durability and reduce risk of runs.