Acrylic paint Titanum 75 ml — 075 Indigo

Titanum acrylic paint in a 75 ml tube, colour 075 Indigo, is a water-based acrylic formula designed for artists, hobbyists and model makers who need concentrated pigment and precise control. The paint delivers fast-drying, opaque coverage with good adhesion to paper, canvas, wood and properly primed surfaces. Its consistency suits detailed work, layering and mixed-media applications as well as small restorations where color accuracy and working control are important.

Advantages

The acrylic formulation provides quick drying times and strong opacity, enabling successive layers without long waits. High pigment concentration ensures vivid indigo colour and consistent coverage, while the tube packaging preserves unused paint and allows precise dispensing for fine details. The paint adheres reliably to multiple common artist substrates and is water-thinnable for easier cleaning and modest blending.

Suitable for

• Fine-detail painting on paper, canvas and models
• Layering and glazing techniques in mixed-media projects
• Small-scale restorations and touch-ups on primed surfaces
• Hobby and craft work requiring concentrated pigment and control

Key specifications

• Volume: 75 ml tube
• Colour: Indigo (shade 075)
• Type: Water-based acrylic
• Drying: Fast-drying under normal room conditions
• Coverage: Opaque finish with high pigment concentration
• Compatibility: Suitable for paper, canvas, wood and primed surfaces
• Thinning and cleaning: Water-soluble when wet

How to use

Shake or knead the tube gently before first use to homogenize the pigment and binder. Squeeze a small amount onto a palette and apply with brushes or fine applicators depending on the level of detail required. For broader coverage use slightly more paint and work quickly to blend before the layer dries. If needed, thin sparingly with water to achieve lighter washes; avoid over-thinning to preserve opacity and adhesion. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use.

Usage recommendations

Store the tube tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain pigment stability. Test adhesion and colour on a small, inconspicuous area when applying to unfamiliar or unprimed substrates. For archival results on canvas or wood, prepare the surface with an appropriate primer and allow full drying between layers.