Acrylic Paint Tri-Art High Viscosity 60 ml - Carbon Black

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Tri-Art High Viscosity Acrylic Paint 60ml - Carbon Black from the Canadian Tri-Art. High Viscosity is a professional acrylic paint with a high pigment concentration, finely ground pigments and a binder based on 100% acrylic polymer.

The paint has a thick, buttery consistency that allows brushstrokes and textures from a palette knife to retain their shape. It is suitable for both traditional acrylic painting and impasto techniques with thicker layers of paint. The colors can be mixed together, thinned with water or combined with various acrylic mediums.

Carbon Black is a deep, intense black color made with pure carbon pigment (PBk7). It is Tri-Art's deepest black color with high color strength and excellent opacity. The color is relatively neutral but has a slightly cool undertone that leans towards violet-gray when mixed with white. The high color strength means that small amounts go a long way when mixing colors. The paint dries to a glossy finish.

Made in Canada.

Color information

• Volume: 60 ml
• Color: Carbon Black
• Pigment: PBk7 (amorphous carbon)
• Lightfastness: Excellent (4/4), ASTM I
• Opacity: Opaque
• Gloss level: Glossy

The color samples show, from left to right:

1:10 with white | 1:1 with white | Original color (Masstone) | 1:1 with gel | 1:10 with gel

The color in the middle shows the color directly from the tube. The other samples show how the color changes when mixed with white or gel medium.