Name: Daler Rowney System 3 Acrylic Colour, Velvet Purple, 59ml, Deep Luxurious Tone, Smooth Texture & Strong Coverage
Brand: Fepy
SKU: 73422-PCS
Price: 19.00 AED
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What is Daler Rowney System 3 Acrylic Colour Velvet Purple 59ml used for?

Accepted Answer

This 59 ml acrylic color provides a deep Velvet Purple pigment with a velvety finish, offering smooth texture and strong coverage for shading, detailing and decorative work in abstract, portrait and design projects.

Question 2

What makes the Velvet Purple 59ml paint stand out?

Accepted Answer

It delivers a creamy, easy-to-control texture with high opacity, fast drying for quick layering, and lightfast colour stability to keep tones vibrant over time.

Question 3

What surfaces can I paint with System 3 Acrylic Colour Velvet Purple?

Accepted Answer

Ideal on primed canvas, acrylic boards, wood and other non-oily, properly prepared surfaces. For best results, start with a smooth, primed ground.

Question 4

How do I apply and layer this paint to get smooth shading and fine details?

Accepted Answer

Use a soft synthetic brush for blends and a fine liner for details. Apply in thin layers, allowing each coat to dry before adding another. For smooth blends, keep a damp brush handy and work while the paint is workable.

Question 5

How should I thin or mix this paint?

Accepted Answer

System 3 Acrylic Colour can be thinned with water or an approved acrylic medium for washes and glazes. For opaque color, apply straight from the tube. Avoid excessive thinning, which can reduce opacity.

Question 6

How should I store and preserve the paint after opening?

Accepted Answer

Keep the cap tightly closed, store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid freezing temperatures to maintain consistency.

Question 7

How do I clean brushes after using System 3 acrylics?

Accepted Answer

Rinse brushes with lukewarm water promptly after painting. Use mild soap if needed, then reshape bristles and lay flat to dry.

Question 8

Which other System 3 colors on Fepy.com can I compare Velvet Purple to?

Accepted Answer

You can compare with similar System 3 colors to gauge hue, coverage and drying behavior. For example, Titanium White 59ml, Cadmium Red Light 59ml, Phthalo Blue 59ml and Ultramarine Blue 59ml are available on Fepy and can be reviewed here: https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-system-3-acrylic-colour-titanium-white-59ml, https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-system-3-acrylic-colour-cadmium-red-light-59ml, https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-system-3-acrylic-colour-phthalo-blue-59ml, https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-system-3-acrylic-colour-ultramarine-blue-59ml

Question 9

What projects is this color best suited for?

Accepted Answer

Its deep purple hue is well-suited for shadows and rich accents in portraits, abstract textures, decorative lettering and design elements, allowing for dramatic tonal variation.

Question 10

Is this paint safe to use and compliant for art projects?

Accepted Answer

System 3 Acrylic Colour is water-based and formulated for art use. It is non-toxic for typical studio and classroom applications; always wash hands after use and use in a well-ventilated area.

Question 11

What makes this paint a good value for money compared with alternatives?

Accepted Answer

The 59 ml tube delivers strong coverage per coat, a creamy texture that eases application, good lightfastness and fast-drying times, enabling efficient layering for professional-looking results.

Question 12

How long does Velvet Purple take to dry and how can I manage drying times for layering?

Accepted Answer

Touch-dry typically occurs within 15–20 minutes at room temperature, with full cure in 24–48 hours depending on layer thickness and ventilation. For faster layering, use a gentle breeze or a low-heat tool; for slower drying, apply thinner coats and consider a retarder medium.

Daler Rowney System 3 Acrylic Colour, Velvet Purple, 59ml, Deep Luxurious Tone, Smooth Texture & Strong Coverage

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