Water-based paint tube, SMARTMAX Green, 14 ml

SMARTMAX Green water-based paint in a 14 ml tube is a concentrated pigment formulation intended for fine art, illustration and craft projects. The small-format tube provides precise colour control and dosing, while the water-soluble formula enables easy mixing with other water-based paints and straightforward cleanup with water. This green shade is suitable for use on paper, board and light decorative surfaces where detail work and controlled application are required.

Advantages

The water-based composition ensures low-odour handling and fast thinning with water, allowing smooth flow and predictable behaviour during brushwork. The 14 ml tube format supplies a compact, portable container that reduces waste and supports accurate colour mixing. The concentrated pigment delivers good tinting strength for layer building and transparent washes, while the formulation cleans easily from brushes and palettes.

Suitable for

• Fine art watercolour and mixed-media illustration
• Detail work and small-format paintings
• Crafts, card making and decorative accents on paper and board
• Colour mixing and creation of custom green shades

Key specifications

• Formulation: water-based, concentrated pigment
• Container: 14 ml squeezable tube for precise dosing
• Application surfaces: paper, board and light decorative substrates
• Mixability: compatible with other water-based paints for glazing and washes
• Cleanup: water-soluble for easy cleaning of tools

How to use

Squeeze a small amount of SMARTMAX Green onto a palette or mixing surface and dilute with water to achieve the desired intensity or transparency. Apply with brushes suitable for water-based paints, working from light washes to more saturated layers as needed. For colour blending, mix with other SMARTMAX water-based colours on the palette or directly on the paper. After use, rinse brushes and tools with water to prevent pigment buildup and to keep brushes in good condition.

Usage recommendations

Store the tube capped and in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Test the paint on a scrap of the intended paper or board to check absorbency and colour behaviour before working on the final piece. For archival results, consider using appropriate paper and sealing methods according to the project’s requirements.