Revell Aqua Colour Acrylic Paint - Granite Grey Matt - 18ml


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Revell Aqua Colour Acrylic Paint in Granite Grey is an ideal solution for hobbyists and model builders looking for a versatile, water-dilutable paint that delivers a professional matte finish. Perfectly suited for surfaces ranging from plastic and metal to wood and ceramics, it offers a user-friendly, low-odour experience; however, users should note that while it can be applied over existing enamel paints, it should never be mixed with them directly.
| Model Part Number | 36169 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Revell |
No, you should never mix Aqua Colour acrylics with enamel paints, as they are chemically incompatible.
You can overpaint after one hour of drying.
No, Revell Aqua Colour is not inflammable as it contains practically no organic solvents.
Since it is water-dilutable, brushes can be cleaned easily with water immediately after use.
Yes, this paint is designed to adhere to various materials, including glass, metal, wood, and plastic.
It provides a smooth, professional matte finish.
Use Revell Aqua Color Mix as a thinner to act as a retardant.
Apply thinner coats and allow for proper drying time between layers.
Ensure the model surface is properly cleaned of oils and dust before application.
To begin, ensure your model surface is clean and free of dust or oils. When using a brush, simple water dilution is sufficient to achieve your desired consistency. For airbrushing, ensure your mix does not exceed 25% dilution. If paint dries inside your equipment, use specialized cleaners like Airbrush Clean or Aqua Color Clean. Always remember that while you can paint over cured enamel base coats, the chemical structures are different, so you must never mix them in a single container or palette.