Polyvine Acrylic Enamel Paint

These Polyvine Acrylic Enamel Paints offer a high quality, durable, smooth surface to be used on a range of interior exterior uses

They are suitable for interior and exterior use, in fact, anywhere a traditional solvent based enamel was used. These tough, durable enamels are available in a large range of intermixable colours which can be used on plastic, metal, wood, glass, ceramic, card and porcelain. Safe for children's toys. Suitable for brush or airbrush application. Polyvine enamels are water based as they are developed specially to be non-hazardous and low odour unlike many of the more traditional solvent based enamels. They should be left to fully dry and set by natural air drying only, and should not be baked or fired.

Uses for the Polyvine Acrylic Enamel Paints

Furniture Painting

Upcycle old furniture or refinish wood with these paints; they offer a hard-wearing, wipeable surface that is food and child safe.

Interior Woodwork

Use the enamel paints to finish doors, skirting boards, architraves, and cupboards. Offering a smooth finish, fast drying with low VOCs makes these them ideal for use indoors when compared to other oils paints.

Metal Surfaces

Revive metal furniture, radiators and decorative items with these paints.

Ideal for

• Plastic
• Metal
• Wood
• Glass
• Canvas
• Interior or exterior use

Unique qualities

• Drying time: see datasheet
• Recoat time: see datasheet
• Coverage: as required

Preparation

Surface must be clean, dry and free from dust, dirt and contamination.

Application

Mix well. Try a test area first. Apply the first coat and allow to fully air dry. Two thin coats are better than one thick coat. All colours are intermixable.

Storage

Protect from extremes of temperature during storage and application

Health, safety and the environment

Non-hazardous. Keep out of reach of children. Contact with eyes - wash immediately with warm water. Wash brushes in warm soapy water. Do not empty into drains or watercourses.

Please note that product images are only a representation of colour and should be used as a guide only. Colours when applied will vary according to the material they are used on.