Extra fine, matte and opaque acrylic paint in magenta red color.
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MAT PUB acrylic paint, of remarkable finesse, presents itself as a discreet ally, providing rare precision in the choice of tones for your camouflage creations. Its covering power subtly reveals the contours, creating a fluid and harmonious result, naturally striking. The extra matte finish offers intense opacity, enhancing your media with enchanting discretion. The colors, meticulously concentrated, deliver rich results of unsuspected intensity, infusing your creations with captivating realism. This acrylic paint transforms into an artistic canvas, playing with light to create camouflages that are difficult to detect.
Its light resistance acts as an invisible shield, ensuring the durability of your creations over the years, preserving the shine of your camouflages despite the test of time. This versatile range of acrylic offers an infinite variety of uses, whether indoors or outdoors, becoming the ideal accomplice for creations imbued with mimetic realism. This paint subtly adjusts to various materials, from wood to metal, but reveals its full potential when applied to Mim & Tech modeling sheets.
• Extra fine quality water-based paints
• Opaque and very UV resistant colors
• Non-shiny, ideal for “trompe-l’oeil” works
• Strength, flexibility and homogeneity of the dry film
• Clean tools with water
• Made in France
Before use: Mix or shake the product well before use to homogenize the color. Application tools according to renderings: Spalter, gluing brush, cotton rags
Contains benzisothiazolinone (BIT), Chloromethylisothiazolinone (CMIT) and methylisothiazolinone (MIT).
Can produce an allergic reaction. Keep out of reach of children.
Data sheet
For a realistic touch, put 0.5mm sand in your base paint.
Be careful, adding sand is done very carefully so as not to end up with a grainy paste. -
Drying can be accelerated with a hair dryer.
Be careful not to be too close and too hot, you risk causing the film to crosslink too quickly and cause cracks to appear.
