• A binder-free multi-purpose tinting paste– this isnot a ready paint, and cannot be used in pure form.
• As a rule, the following can be tinted Radiator paints, epoxy resin paints, fillers and primers, polyurethane paints, synthetic resin paints, hammer-tone finishers, latex emulsion finishers, nitro-cellulose lacquers, polymer emulsion paints, chlorinated rubber paints, acrylic and alkyd resin paints, cold-water paints, cement colorings, water-based paints, acrylic latex paints, concrete floor paints, synthetic latex paints, glue-bond distempers, plasters and renderings, stains and wood waxes, spackling plasters, pre mixed fibrous and filler materials.
• Forms no skin or lumps and will not dry out.
• It can be stored for many years and is extremely economical.
• Shake the bottle vigorously before and close firmly after use.
• Highly resistant to frost and heat.
• Always check on compatibility by means of a "rub-test". Brush on some of the tinted paint and immediately rub hard with your finger. If it turns to a darker shade, the material is either incompatible or the concentrate has not been properly stirred in. Stir well again and repeat the test.
• Use only oxide tints in varnishes low in or free from aromatic compounds or in paints containing silicate or silicone resin.
• All tints are mixable with one another.
• May be added up to a maximum of 10 % by weight.

Adding one 20 ml bottle of Tinting Paste to a medium-quality white paint * will result in approximately the following percentage tint.