Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions we hear most. Don't see yours? Reach out to the team.
Magenta sits between red and violet on the color spectrum, giving it strong versatility during mixing. It can produce vivid secondary colors when blended carefully with blues or reds. This flexibility often makes it useful for creating more dynamic palettes.
Applying the paint evenly across a clean surface can improve color clarity. Avoiding overly thick coats helps the pigment dry more uniformly. Layering gradually may further strengthen the visual impact.
Because the pigment remains evenly suspended, the paint typically pours with the same texture each time. This reduces variation between applications and supports predictable results. Eliminating preparation also helps maintain workflow.
Pouring smaller amounts into a palette helps manage how much paint is exposed at once. The easy-pour bottle design assists with directing the paint where it is needed. Closing the cap promptly afterward supports longer usability.
Keeping bottles tightly sealed helps limit air exposure that could affect consistency. Storing them upright in a moderate environment supports stable performance. Avoiding extreme temperatures can help maintain smooth flow.
