System 3 Acrylics Hints and Tips Colour Charts

Cryla Artists Heavy Body Acrylic colours are characterised by their thick buttery consistency, their uniform eggshell finish across all the colours in the range and their minimal colour shift from wet to dry in the development of Cryla. Daler-Rowney took the industry standards ASTM D5098 set by the American Society for Testing and Materials as their yardstick - and improved on them at every stage of manufacture. Cryla Artists Heavy Body colours are designed to retain the intended stroke when applied with a knife or brush, so they are ideal for highly textured impasto painting techniques and processes.

New System 3 Heavy Body is a revolutionary ultra-thick acrylic with an oil-like consistency that gives outstanding results. Literally. Now you can apply layer upon layer of richly coloured System 3 heavy body to add three-dimensional qualities and new vibrancy to your art. It is ideal for impasto techniques with its excellent peak retention and fantastic brush mark holding. Fun and exciting to use, System 3D is water-based yet water resistant when dry. And it is so versatile it can be used on all non-greasy, semi-porous surface, including paper, canvas, and gesso-primed wood. You can use it to complement our System 3 and acrylic mediums, to create even more exciting possibilities.

Whereas Cryla and System 3 colours dry to an eggshell matt finish, the heavy body system 3 colours dry to an oil like gloss.

Literally. Now you can apply layer upon layer of richly coloured System heavy body to add three-dimensional qualities and new vibrancy to your art. Its ideal for impasto techniques with its excellent peak retention and fantastic brush mark holding.
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Fun and exciting to use, System 3D is water-based yet water resistant when dry. And its so versatile it can be used on all non-greasy, semi-porous surface, including paper, canvas, and gesso-primed wood. You can use it to complement our System 3 and >acrylic mediums, to create even more exciting possibilities.

Daler Rowney System 3 Acrylics are ideal for art, craft and design projects in colleges and schools. They are also ideal for the amateur and professional painter using colour in large quantities.

Only high quality pigments are used in the manufacture of System 3 Acrylics, with a greater loading than other colours in their class.

Daler Rowney System 3 is a high quality versatile water based acrylic paint ideal for art, craft and design projects in colleges and schools. They are also ideal for the amateur and professional painter using colour in large quantities.

Only high quality pigments are used in the manufacture of System 3 Acrylics, with a greater loading than other colours in their class.

It offers an excellent painting experience at a most economical price. System 3 offers all the virtues of light fastness, permanence, covering power and flexibility. Available in a range of 35 colours in sizes from 59ml to 2.25 litres.

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How do I remove wet acrylic colour from fabric (i.e. clothes)?
The colour can be removed from clothes when wet by padding the back of the fabric to avoid the colour spreading and rub with a cloth dampened with water. Follow by washing with soap and warm water. Some staining may nevertheless still occur because the pigment becomes entangled in the fibres of the cloth and cannot be physically removed. We find that some detergents fix pigment in to the fabric so bar soap and / or dry cleaning is preferred to machine washing. Our advice is to always use protective clothing/ aprons when using acrylic colours because of the difficulty in cleaning them from fabrics.

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