Chromium Oxide Green

Water-soluble when wet, yet permanent and water-resistant when dry. You get the best of both worlds. Once sprayed, all the water in the paint evaporates quickly, leaving a flexible acrylic film of color behind. The color is permanent and doesn’t move - which means you can over-paint without bleeding and achieve multi-layered surface effects. 

Fine art tools need looking after and our Spray Paint is no exception. Here’s a few tips:

• Always start with a clean cap – If it’s dirty, replace it with a fresh one
• Shake the can for a minute before you start to keep the pigment/binder evenly mixed
• Keep it upright as you spray
• Apply in short, frequent bursts 
• After use, spray upside down until nothing comes out, then remove the cap and give it a quick clean (before paint dries) with soap and water or Cap Cleaner 
• Keep the cap cover on when not in use, to stop paint from drying out

Low solvents means it’s safe for more substrates and techniques. So you can use Spray Paint where and how you like, on a wider range of materials, including styrofoam. . Each 12oz can covers 21sqft/2sqm and the spray nozzle ensures color gets into every nook. Use it on stretched canvas, card, board, glass, wood, masonry, brick, ceramics and styrofoam.

Most artists use our Spray Paint directly on their surfaces, without mixing. So to help you get consistent tints and shades, we’ve pre-mixed some colors by adding black and white pigments to create a complete tonal range. If the color name includes a number, you know it’s had a monochrome pigment added - here’s a guide:

• Cobalt Blue Hue - our regular Liquitex Cobalt Blue Hue color
• Cobalt Blue Hues 1–4 - these have had black pigment added to Cobalt Blue, to create a deeper shade
• Cobalt Blue Hues 5–8 - these have had white pigment added to Cobalt Blue, to achieve a paler tint

You can rely on the highest quality color-intense artist pigments when you use Spray Paint. Our pigments are processed using the latest basket bead-mill technology, where tiny reinforced ceramic beads give fine dispersion, great color development, strength and brightness. You get true color purity and archival stability in a spray.