Matte acrylic paints

Why choose matte acrylic paints?

Matte acrylic paints are a preferred choice for projects that require a natural and elegant finish without glare. They are water-based, dry quickly, have good coverage, and are suitable for both artistic painting and various decorative techniques.

In this category you will find classic matte acrylic paints, the Creamy series with a thicker consistency, and the SOFT decorative paints, designed for furniture and projects with a vintage or shabby chic look.

What matte acrylic paints will you find?

Standard matte acrylic paints

Classic matte acrylic paints are universal paints for painting and decorating on various surfaces. After drying, they form an even matte coating without glare and allow easy layering of colors.

Creamy acrylic paints

The Creamy series has a thicker and creamier consistency that provides excellent control when working. It is suitable for stencils, tamponing, decorative techniques and painting on more embossed surfaces.

Matte decorative paints SOFT

SOFT paints are specially designed for decorating and renovating furniture and interior items. They create an ultra-matte effect that is characteristic of vintage, shabby chic and rustic decorative styles.

What surfaces can they be used on?

Depending on the specific product, matte acrylic paints can be used on:

• tree;
• MDF;
• canvas;
• paper and cardboard;
• gypsum;
• stone;
• plastic;
• metal;
• unglazed ceramics.

What are the advantages of matte acrylic paints?

• uniform matte finish;
• quick drying;
• good coverage;
• easy mixing of colors;
• suitable for decorative techniques;
• natural and unobtrusive finish.

What is the difference between matte and glossy acrylic paints?

The main difference is in the final effect. Matte acrylic paints do not reflect light and create a more natural finish, while glossy paints add shine and make colors brighter. The choice depends on the desired decorative result and the specific project.

Helpful tip

When painting furniture or larger decorative items, apply several thin coats instead of one thick one. This will give you a more even coverage and better durability of the paint.