Artsmith soft bodied acrylic paint adheres to most any surface: paper, fabric, wood, plastic, glass, cardboard, metal and of course canvas. Artsmith acrylics will clean up with water while wet, but dry to a permanent, water resistant and flexible semi-gloss finish.

• Made in the USA
• Certified AP Non-Toxic
• Water-based
• Always store paint in a cool, dry place. Extreme temperatures, such as freezing or above 90 degrees F, can cause pigment settling and viscosity changes that may make the paint unusable. • To prevent cross contamination of the paint, which may cause it to degrade and spoil, follow these steps: • Pour amount of paint to be used into smaller, resealable containers. And be sure to use fresh water to clean your brushes when working out of the smaller containers. • Do not pour used paint back into the original container. • Do not dilute product in the original container. • Do not dip brushes or other applicators into the original container. • Do not mix different paints in the original container. • By following these steps, if contamination occurs, only a small amount of paint will be lost, not the entire container. • Always be sure to close cap/lid tightly after each use and to permanently remove and dispose of any seal on the container or paper in the cap/lid.
• • Opened paint containers should be used within 6 months. Unopened paint containers may be stored for up to 2 years. If opened at the end of the shelf life (2 years), the paint should be used as quickly as possible.
• Paint, Paints, Acrylic, Water-based, Made in the USA, Student paint, Student grade paint, non-toxic

Artsmith soft bodied acrylic paint adheres to most any surface: paper, fabric, wood, plastic, glass, cardboard, metal and of course canvas. Artsmith acrylics will clean up with water while wet, but dry to a permanent, water resistant and flexible semi-gloss finish.

• Made in the USA
• Certified AP Non-Toxic
• Water-based
• Always store paint in a cool, dry place. Extreme temperatures, such as freezing or above 90 degrees F, can cause pigment settling and viscosity changes that may make the paint unusable. • To prevent cross contamination of the paint, which may cause it to degrade and spoil, follow these steps: • Pour amount of paint to be used into smaller, resealable containers. And be sure to use fresh water to clean your brushes when working out of the smaller containers. • Do not pour used paint back into the original container. • Do not dilute product in the original container. • Do not dip brushes or other applicators into the original container. • Do not mix different paints in the original container. • By following these steps, if contamination occurs, only a small amount of paint will be lost, not the entire container. • Always be sure to close cap/lid tightly after each use and to permanently remove and dispose of any seal on the container or paper in the cap/lid.
• • Opened paint containers should be used within 6 months. Unopened paint containers may be stored for up to 2 years. If opened at the end of the shelf life (2 years), the paint should be used as quickly as possible.
• Paint, Paints, Acrylic, Water-based, Made in the USA, Student paint, Student grade paint, non-toxic