Acrylic Paint Tri-Art High Viscosity 60 ml - Cobalt Blue

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Tri-Art High Viscosity Acrylic Paint 60ml - Cobalt Blue from 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.

Cobalt Blue is a clear, medium blue color with a warm, violet undertone. The paint contains genuine cobalt blue pigment, PB28 (cobalt aluminate), and has good color saturation and relatively low tinting strength. It is semi-opaque and is suitable both as a standalone blue color and for color mixing, especially in a limited color palette. The paint has excellent lightfastness and develops a semi-gloss finish after drying.

Made in Canada.

Color information

• Volume: 60 ml
• Color: Cobalt Blue
• Pigment: PB28 (cobalt aluminate)
• Lightfastness: Excellent (4/4), ASTM I
• Opacity: Semi-opaque
• Gloss level: Semi-gloss

The color samples show, from left to right:

1:10 with white | 1:1 with white | Original color (Mass tone) | 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.