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ProTint Phthalo Green Paint Colorant

Brand: US Paint Supply
US Paint Supply ProTint Phthalo Green 16 oz water-based colorant bottle
Color: Phthalo Green
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ProTint Phthalo Green Paint Colorant

Brand: US Paint Supply
$33.99

What it is: Cool deep green tinting colorant.

  • Pigment: phthalocyanine green (PG 7)
  • Works in: water based coatings such as latex and acrylic paint, stain, plaster, stucco, and more. For oil bases use Cal-Tint.
  • Bottle: 16oz squeeze bottle with a flip-top cap and dispensing nozzle
SKU:
110-PG
Weight:
2.00 LBS

Phthalo Green is a strong, cool green tint for latex and acrylic paint. Like Phthalo Blue, it's very strong, so add slowly.

What Phthalo Green is good for

  • Intense greens like emerald and other jewel tones.
  • Toning down reds and pinks. Green is red's opposite, so it mutes a red or pink that's too intense.
  • Outdoor surfaces that need to hold their color. Phthalo green is very fade resistant.

Mixing with Phthalo Green

  • White: mint and seafoam.
  • Organic Yellow or Medium Yellow: kelly, grass, and lime greens.
  • Lamp Black or Raw Umber: forest, ranger, or hunter greens.
  • Phthalo Blue: teal and turquoise.

Tips

Go slow with this one because of it's strength. Consider a small test batch and scale up by using weight ratios.

About ProTint

ProTint is our own line of high-strength, water based colorants. It works in latex and acrylic paint, stains, plasters, stuccos, caulks, and more. Each 16oz squeeze bottle has a flip top nozzle for dispensing small amounts without a mess. We recommend weighing your mixes in grams so you can repeat them accurately later. Don't overload your paint/base. Bases always have a maximum tint load and begin to weaken or break. For oil-based paint or lacquer, use Cal-Tint II instead.

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