Giotto Poster Paint Matt, 500 ml Bottle, Matt Finish, Smooth Blend, Rich Color, Ideal for Making Poster, Cool Fills, & Craft – Cyan

Cool cyan shade, matt finish to reduce glare, smooth flow for even coverage on large areas, water-based for easy cleanup, and a 500 ml bottle for frequent art sessions.

Designed for posters, charts, headings, maps, and craft projects. It works well on paper and cardboard surfaces and is suitable for classroom displays.

Shake well before use. Apply with a wide brush or foam roller, using even, long strokes. Work in sections for large areas, and let each coat dry before applying a second layer for deeper color.

Rinse brushes and tools with water while the paint is wet. Wipe up spills with a damp cloth and wash hands after use.

Yes, the paint is water-based and designed for classroom use. Follow standard safety practices, avoid ingestion, and supervise children during use.

Yes. You can mix Giotto poster paints while they are wet to create custom shades. Start with small test patches and apply in thin layers for control.

Cyan provides a cool, high-contrast shade suitable for headings and graphics. For more color options, you can explore other Giotto 500 ml Poster Paint Matt colors here: Red (https://www.fepy.com/product/giotto-poster-paint-matt-500ml-red), Yellow (https://www.fepy.com/product/giotto-poster-paint-matt-500ml-yellow), Blue (https://www.fepy.com/product/giotto-poster-paint-matt-500ml-blue).

In addition to Cyan, you can choose Red, Yellow, or Blue variants in the same 500 ml Matt range: Red: https://www.fepy.com/product/giotto-poster-paint-matt-500ml-red; Yellow: https://www.fepy.com/product/giotto-poster-paint-matt-500ml-yellow; Blue: https://www.fepy.com/product/giotto-poster-paint-matt-500ml-blue.

Yes, you can return the product under Fepy’s standard return policy. Please contact customer support for guidance on returns.

Store the bottle tightly capped in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep away from heat sources, and use within the shelf life indicated on the packaging.

Use a wide brush or foam roller, apply in long, even strokes, and work in sections. Start at the top and work downward, allowing each coat to dry before applying the next to prevent brush marks.