Acrylic Paint Faber-Castell 125035 Multi Multicolour Adult Child

Faber-Castell 125035 acrylic paint in Multicolour offers a selection of ready-mixed acrylic colours suitable for use by both adults and children. The paint is formulated for general artistic tasks on common surfaces such as paper, cardboard, wood and primed canvas. It delivers opaque coverage and can be thinned with water for washes or layered for more intense colour effects. The multicolour set provides a practical range for sketching, school projects, hobby crafts and decorative work.

Advantages

The acrylic formulation dries to a water-resistant finish and allows for quick layering with minimal wait time between coats. Colours are designed to mix easily, enabling smooth transitions and custom shades. The product’s consistency balances flow and body, supporting both broad strokes and finer detail work. It is suitable for mixed-media applications and can be combined with common art mediums when compatibility is required.

Suitable for

• School art classes and after-school projects
• Hobby and craft projects on paper, cardboard and wood
• Beginner and intermediate painting exercises
• Decorative accents on primed canvas and household craft items

Key specifications

• Product colour: Multicolour
• Type: Water-based acrylic paint
• Finish: Semi-matte to satin when dry
• Applicability: Suitable for paper, cardboard, wood and primed canvas
• Mixability: Designed for colour mixing and layering

How to use

Shake or stir individual tubes or pots before use to ensure uniform pigment distribution. Apply directly with brushes, sponges or palette knives. For lighter washes, dilute with a small amount of water; for thicker coverage, apply undiluted or in multiple layers. Allow each layer to dry before applying the next to avoid unwanted blending. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use.

Recommendations

Store paint in a cool, dry place with lids tightly closed to prevent skinning. Test adhesion on a small area when applying to unfamiliar surfaces, and use a suitable primer on porous or unsealed substrates for best results.