Pebeo Acrylic Paint - Cream Gloss - 59ml

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Pebeo Gloss Acrylic Craft Paint is an ideal choice for artists, hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts looking to add a professional, permanent glossy finish to diverse surfaces. Known for its high-quality pigmentation and lightfast properties, this paint is perfect for everything from home décor and canvas work to cardmaking and art therapy. While it provides excellent coverage and durability on porous and non-porous materials, it is important to note that the fast-drying nature of the acrylic formula requires quick, intentional brushwork to avoid visible streak marks.
| Model Part Number | 97861 |
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| Brand | PEBEO |
Yes, Pebeo Acrylic is permanent and water-resistant once it has fully cured.
Yes, this paint is specifically formulated to be safe for use on polystyrene.
While the paint has a durable glossy finish, you may add a clear varnish for extra protection on items subject to heavy handling.
Clean your brushes immediately after use with warm water and mild soap.
Yes, it is generally compatible with other water-based acrylic paints, though test on a scrap piece first.
The paint is non-toxic and vegan, making it suitable for supervised school or craft projects.
Apply the paint in thinner layers and use a high-quality soft synthetic brush to minimize drag.
Ensure the surface is thoroughly cleaned and primed if necessary, especially on non-porous materials like metal.
Ensure the cap is tightened fully after each use; if slightly thickened, add a drop of water and stir thoroughly.
Before starting your project, ensure that all surfaces are clean, dry, and free of dust or oils to maximize adhesion. When painting, use synthetic brushes for the smoothest finish; natural bristles may leave more visible texture. For cleanup, use soap and water while the paint is still wet, as the formula becomes permanent and water-resistant once dry. Store the bottle in a cool, dry place with the cap tightly sealed to prevent the acrylic from thickening or curing prematurely. If the paint consistency feels too thick for fine detail work, you may slightly thin it with a minimal amount of water.