Product Review
Studio Acrylics High Viscosity is a fine acrylic offering vivid and deep, richly pigmented colors with a matt, satin finish. Its thick consistency is particularly suited to work in dimension. When applied in thickness, colors retain the imprint of the brush stroke or painting knife. They can be used alone, mixed together, or combined with Studio Acrylics mediums depending on the desired effect. Very adherent and indelible once dry, Studio Acrylics is suitable for most surfaces and ideal for Mixed Media techniques and working in layers. Dry applications offer a permanent and flexible paint film, with good lightfastness. Studio Acrylics High Viscosity is available in 100 ml tubes in 62 colors, of which 5 Metallic, 7 Dyna, and 3 Fluo colors. In addition, 50 selected colors are offered in 250 ml tubes and 59 selected colors are offered in 500 ml jars. AP certified.
- ACRYLIC PAINTING FOR ALL: This classic acrylic is ideal for beginner students who want to achieve beautiful, professional results without breaking the bank and is also suitable for professional artists who work with large pictorial surfaces.
- SATIN MATTE FINISHES: Thick and satin, Studio Fine Acrylic keeps the imprint of the brush or paint knife. The rich, bright colours of Pebeo Acrylic Paint can be diluted in water (producing a change in consistency) or in Bindex Brilliant Studio Acrylics binder to maintain the fluid consistency of the acrylic.
- EASY TO USE: No more paint waste thanks to its hyper-ergonomic "flip-top" cap. On your paint palette or directly on your creation, handle your acrylic paint can as precisely as your brush. Clearly identify the different colours with its transparent plastic jar that allows the shades to shine through perfectly.
- ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY LIQUID ACRYLIC PAINTING: The formulation of Pébéo acrylic paint is guaranteed free of heavy metals. Enjoy our range of paints while preserving the environment.
- THE ADVANTAGES OF ACRYLIC: Pébéo made its mark on acrylic history by inventing plastic tube packaging with the Studio Acrylics brand in 1992. Today, acrylic paint remains the most widely used contemporary paint for its ease of dilution with water, its rapid drying time and its resistance to ageing.
