Application: Colorall Cold Enamel can be used on various non-absorbent surfaces, such as wood, pre-treated with Colorall Cover White.

Appearance:

• Thin liquid
• Bright colors
• Long-lasting gloss
• Colors do not automatically blend into each other

Solvent: Water

Main ingredient: Polyvinyl acetate

pH: 7.5

Density: 1.04 g/cm³

CE: –

Use:

• The surface to be painted must be smooth, clean, and dry. It should be free from dust, grease, and other irregularities.
• Colorall Cold Enamel should be applied on a flat (horizontal) surface to prevent colors from blending automatically. Therefore, it is not suitable for concave and convex surfaces.
• Use a pointed object like a needle or pin to mix the colors together.
• Test the paint on a small area first to assess the compatibility of the paint and surface.
• After use, allow the Cold Enamel to cure and dry thoroughly, which may take at least 24 hours.
• After drying, the paint will regain its original gloss.

How can I apply the Cold Enamel?

Start by applying the base color(s) on the surface. Apply a generous layer of Cold Enamel directly from the bottle. Then, drop other colors onto the base layer and draw through the two layers of enamel using a needle, nail, cocktail stick, or other sharp object to create the enamel effect. Repeat this with each drop until the desired result is achieved.

Allergens: contains CMIT/MIT. May cause an allergic reaction.

Suitable for: Ages 6 and above.

Cleaning:

• When the paint is still wet, tools/surfaces can be cleaned with (warm) water.
• Wear a paint apron when applying the enamel, as stains on clothing cannot be washed out.