Set of SCHEMAT poster paints in 12 colors supplied in 20 ml tubes. These water-based opaque paints are formulated for poster, school and craft applications, delivering matte, vivid coverage on paper, cardboard and similar surfaces. The compact 20 ml tubes provide easy portioning and mixing for classroom projects, hobby crafting and small-format illustrations, while being simple to clean from brushes and tools with water.
Advantages
SCHEMAT poster paints offer consistent opacity and smooth application, enabling even coverage and straightforward color blending. The 20 ml tube format reduces waste and allows precise control over the amount of paint used. Being water-based, the paints are easy to dilute, mix and remove from brushes, making them practical for repeated use in educational and hobby environments. The matte finish is suitable for photographs of artworks and for layered techniques without unwanted glare.
Suitable for
- School art classes and classroom projects
- Children's craft activities and hobby painting
- Poster making, signage and display artwork on paper or cardboard
- Small-format illustrations and color studies
Key specifications
- Color set: 12 distinct poster paint colors
- Package type: individual squeezable tubes
- Tube volume: 20 ml per color
- Paint base: water-based, opaque formulation
- Finish: matte
- Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard and similar porous substrates
- Cleaning: water-soluble when wet
How to use
Shake or knead the tubes before use and squeeze a small amount of paint onto a palette or mixing surface. Apply directly to paper or cardboard using brushes, sponges or palette knives. For lighter tints, dilute with water and mix on the palette; for stronger opacity, apply undiluted or in multiple thin layers allowing each layer to dry. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use to prevent paint drying on bristles.
Usage recommendations
Store tubes upright in a cool, dry place and seal caps tightly after each use to preserve consistency. Test colors on a scrap surface before working on final pieces to check opacity and drying time. For best results on thinner paper, use a heavier weight paper or apply a priming layer to prevent buckling.
