Acrylic Paint | Quinacridone Magenta - 500ml
Solid Solutions Acrylic Colour is a high-quality acrylic paint which is renowned for its exceptionally smooth consistency. It is a thick buttery consistency that is quick-drying, water-repellent, flexible and non-toxic. Clean up with soapy water. Colours may stain, always wear protective clothing. Conforms to ASTM D-4236.
| Colour | Quinacridone Magenta |
| Pigment Number | PR122 |
| Pigment Lightfastness Rating | ASTM1 |
| Paint Opacity | Semi-Transparent |
A lush, deep violet-red single-pigment colour, semi-opaque in nature. Quinacridone, a high-performance organic pigment, boasts exceptional longevity.
The term "magenta" originated in 1859, named after a lake colour inspired by the Battle of Magenta in Italy.
Solid Solutions Acrylic Colour is a high-quality acrylic paint which is renowned for its exceptionally smooth consistency. It is a thick buttery consistency that is quick-drying, water-repellent, flexible and non-toxic. Clean up with soapy water. Colours may stain, always wear protective clothing. Conforms to ASTM D-4236.
| Colour | Quinacridone Magenta |
| Pigment Number | PR122 |
| Pigment Lightfastness Rating | ASTM1 |
| Paint Opacity | Semi-Transparent |
A lush, deep violet-red single-pigment colour, semi-opaque in nature. Quinacridone, a high-performance organic pigment, boasts exceptional longevity.
The term "magenta" originated in 1859, named after a lake colour inspired by the Battle of Magenta in Italy.
Description
Solid Solutions Acrylic Colour is a high-quality acrylic paint which is renowned for its exceptionally smooth consistency. It is a thick buttery consistency that is quick-drying, water-repellent, flexible and non-toxic. Clean up with soapy water. Colours may stain, always wear protective clothing. Conforms to ASTM D-4236.
| Colour | Quinacridone Magenta |
| Pigment Number | PR122 |
| Pigment Lightfastness Rating | ASTM1 |
| Paint Opacity | Semi-Transparent |
A lush, deep violet-red single-pigment colour, semi-opaque in nature. Quinacridone, a high-performance organic pigment, boasts exceptional longevity.
The term "magenta" originated in 1859, named after a lake colour inspired by the Battle of Magenta in Italy.
