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Metallic Paint - Copper

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  • A permanent pure acrylic copper metallic paint for interior and exterior.
  • For arts, crafts, interior and exterior feature walls, doors, plant pots and general décor.
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Copper Metallic Paint

Copper is a naturally occurring metal and is more red/orange than Bronze. This paint is the colour of copper wire that has just had its insulation removed.

While the surface of copper, bronze and brass structures are often oxidised to a greenish patina, our paints do not discolour. If you require a paint with an aged patina appearance of these metals then see our product category "Aged Metallic Effects".

High quality, pure acrylic metallic paints with glossy finish and metallic lustre. For Interior and Exterior applications.

Perfect for artists, feature walls, cornices, exterior house highlights, kitchen cupboards, doors, pillars, plant pots, garden furniture, hotel foyers, movie & theatre sets, arts & crafts and general décor.

Enjoy the environmental and health benefits of using water-based metallic paints.

Water-based technology suitable for application by brush & roller, airless spray and air spray equipment.

Hard, durable, stain resistant, easy to clean finish.

(If you want to apply Metallic Paints directly to surfaces that normal paints won't adhere to then please see our Super Adhesion Metallic Paints. Our Super Adhesion Metallic Paints can be applied directly to a wide range of surfaces including plastics, resins, metals and wall tiles.)

What you need to know about application

If Painting feature walls, large surfaces, very smooth surfaces or spraying our Metallic Paints then it is important that you read our document, "How to Paint with Metallic Paints". You can download this document from this web page, from the Technical section of this website or we can email it to you. The document covers painting with brush & roller and spraying.

You can find a summary of the most important points in the toggle page "Spread Rate & Application". . 

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Unit Size
Unit Size
110ml
1 Litre
5 Litre
20 Litre

Spread Rate

1 litre paints approximately 10m2. Usually two coats are required.
 

Surface Preparation and Priming

Prepare and Prime as per normal acrylic paints.
A simple, very useful pdf document called "Preparation and Priming" can be downloaded from the Technical Page of this website.
 

If you want to apply Metallic Paints directly to surfaces that normal paints won't adhere to then please see our Super Adhesion Metallic Paints. Our Super Adhesion Metallic Paints can be applied directly to a wide range of surfaces including plastics, resins, non-corroding metals and wall tiles.

What you need to know about application

If Painting feature walls, large surfaces, very smooth surfaces or spraying our Metallic Paints then it is important you read our document, "How to Paint with Metallic Paints". For best results there are specific rules and painting techniques that should be applied so some knowledge is necessary and even practice is recommended. You can download this document from this web page, from the Technical section of this website or we can email it to you. 

Our document, "How to Paint with Metallic Paints" covers both painting with brush & roller and spraying. Below is a summary of the most important points. 
 
The important points when using a brush and roller are the following:
  • Keep a wet edge (critical for large surfaces).
  • Thin the paint a little if required. 
  • Use correct roller movements (when painting a wall move the roller only up and down).
  • Use good quality rollers.
Always start on one side or corner (not in the middle) and keep a wet edge. To assist keeping a wet edge do not paint in conditions that speed up paint drying. Don't paint in direct sunlight or in a breeze and apply a primer or undercoat to porous surfaces to avoid drying by absorption. When painting large surfaces such as walls, a second painter is necessary to do the cutting-in and the person with the roller must go over as much of the cut-in area as possible while it is still wet. If you paint over paint that has partly dried, the pigments will be lifted and will appear different in the dry paint. 
 
A roller will usually give a better finish than a paintbrush. If you require a more uniform finish on smooth surfaces then you can thin the paint with our Original Flow Control or Acrylic Spray Medium. For roller application do not thin the paint with water.
 
Roller movements should be up and down or left to right but not both and not diagonal or haphazard. A second painter is also useful to assist moving the ladder so that the next area can be painted before the pervious area dries too much. The final roller motion in each painted area should always be in the same direction e.g. down. If some areas are finished with a downward roller movement and other areas with an upward roller movement then you will see the difference in the dry paint. 
Sticky rollers may cause slippage. Off-balance rollers will leave the appearance of barring in the dry paint. Use new good quality rollers and soft brushes. 
 
The important points when air-spraying are the following:
  • Thin the paint to increase its flow.
  • Remove the in-line spray gun filter if necessary.
  • Use the correct spray gun nozzle size.
For air-spraying the paint can be diluted with 14% water (140ml water per 1 litre of paint). Our Acrylic Spray Medium is perfect for spray applications that require paint with a high flow. This Medium thins the paint for spraying without any detrimental effects and is usually better than water. Depending on the flow that you require, you can mix Metallic Paint with an equal volume of Acrylic Spray Medium (depending on your spray gun you may not always require so much Air Spray Medium). 
 
Spray guns that connect to a compressor and operate at high pressure (e.g., 5 bar): Usually use a nozzle with about 1.8mm diameter and thin the paint as above.
Spray guns that have their own air generation unit built in usually operate at low pressure (e.g., 0.1-0.2 bar): They may not work with these paints but read our document "How to Paint with Metallic Paints".

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