Finger Paint Set Of 6 Colours - PRIMO - 226TD50S
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The Primo 226TD50S is a set of six vibrant, ready-to-use finger paints designed for young children and toddlers. Its key benefit is being dermatologically tested and safe for skin contact, allowing for mess-free creative exploration. A minor caveat is that immediate stain removal is recommended for fabrics. This set includes 300ml of paint in total, spread across six 50ml pots of primary and secondary colours, ideal for hand application on various surfaces.
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| Model Part Number | 226TD50S |
|---|---|
| Brand | PRIMO |
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FAQs
Is this paint safe for babies?
Yes, the Primo finger paints are dermatologically tested and safe for skin contact, making them ideal for young children and toddlers.
How much paint is in each pot?
Each pot contains 50ml of paint. The set includes six pots, totaling 300ml of paint.
Can these paints be used on surfaces other than paper?
Yes, these paints can be used on paper, cardboard, wood, and glass. When applied to glass, they create a stained-glass effect.
Are the colours available individually?
This product is a set of six colours. Individual colour availability may vary by retailer.
How do I clean up paint from my child's hands?
Simply use soap and water to wash the paint off your child's hands. The formula is designed for easy cleanup.
What happens if the paint dries on clothes?
It is recommended to treat fabric stains immediately with soap and water before washing. Prompt action usually results in successful stain removal.
Do the colours crack when they dry?
No, the paint is designed to dry without cracking, even when applied in multiple or thick layers, maintaining vivid colour.
Troubleshooting
Paint is too thick or drying out in the pot
Ensure the pot lids are securely closed after each use. If the paint has slightly thickened, stir it gently; if significantly dried, it may be beyond use.
Stains are difficult to remove from fabric
Treat fabric stains immediately with soap and water. For stubborn stains, a pre-wash stain remover may be needed before washing according to the fabric's care label.
Paint is not sticking well to the surface
Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application. For very smooth surfaces like plastic, a primer might be beneficial, though this is generally not required for standard paper or cardboard.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Safe for skin contact due to dermatological testing.
- Bright, vivid colours that remain vibrant after drying.
- Easy to use for young children, promoting independent creativity.
- Versatile application on multiple surfaces, including glass.
- Washable, simplifying cleanup from skin and most fabrics.
Cons
- Stains on fabrics may require immediate attention for complete removal.
- Best used on washable surfaces; non-washable materials may stain permanently.
- Requires adult supervision for very young children to ensure proper use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The Primo 226TD50S finger paint set is ready to use straight out of the packaging. Simply open the individual pots and allow children to dip their fingers in to begin painting.
Compatibility: These paints are suitable for application on various porous and non-porous surfaces including paper, cardboard, wood, and glass. While designed for skin contact, it's advisable to test on a small area of delicate fabrics first.
Care:
- Storage: Store the paint pots in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure lids are tightly sealed after each use to prevent drying.
- Cleaning: Clean hands and skin immediately after use with soap and water. For fabric stains, treat the affected area with soap and water as soon as possible before laundering according to fabric care instructions.
- Glass Application: For stained glass effects, ensure the glass surface is clean and dry before painting. Allow the paint to dry completely. Removal from glass can be done with a damp cloth or scraper.