Ultra Black & Super Opaque White Acryl Gouache Paint

Experience the Rich Ultra Jet Black And Super Opaque White Paints from Turner

Super Concentrated Artist Acrylics – The MOST Vibrant Acrylics You Can Buy!

The rich ultra black and super opaque white acryl gouache paints from Turner are among the finest colors ever produced in the world. Turner Acryl Gouache colors adhere to most surfaces (Boards, Panels, Paper, Wood), are quick drying and super matte acrylics.

The most highly pigmented matte acrylic!

The rich ultra black and super opaque white are among the finest colors ever produced in the world.
Try These and You Will Find Out!
1. 250ml Jet Black Turner Acryl Gouache
2. 40ml White Turner Acryl Gouache

Artist Reviews

Beautiful Colors!

“I recently bought a variety of Turner Acryl paints. I was really impressed with the vividness of the colors. They flow and blend smoothly and perfectly. I have to say, these are at the top of my list for great paints. Fantastic product and well worth it. It takes so little to look so good!”
Turner Acryl Gouache Artist Acrylics -rich ultra black and super opaque white are among the finest colors ever produced in the world
rich ultra black and super opaque white
Super Concentrated Artist Acrylics - The MOST Vibrant Acrylics You Can Buy!
fully pigmented and totally free of heavy metals!

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Turner Acryl Gouache Paint is fully pigmented and totally free of heavy metals!
If you love painting, only Turner Acryl Gouache is fully pigmented, totally free of heavy metal pigments, and are light fast. Because of the small amounts of binder there is a little colour shift after painting and the brilliance continues through the drying process making painting compositions more rewarding. Turner from Japan makes the highest quality and most cherished colours used by the most famous artists and illustrators from that region in the world and around the world.

To go more into acrylic paint and acrylic gouache, see our article and FAQ’s on: Acrylic Paint vs. Acrylic Gouache: What’s the Difference?

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