FolkArt 2 Oz Acrylic Paint In Fire Coral, Assorted Colors For Artwork And Craft Projects Review

I made a Breast Cancer Awareness jack-o-lantern for Halloween, and needed a bright pink color to paint the pumpkin. This little bottle of "Parisian Pink" was just what I needed! I used two coats of paint for a solid, smooth look.Incidentally, I previously also bought the "Teal" color to paint a fake pumpkin for the Teal Pumpkin Project, a Halloween-related food allergy awareness campaign. I used "Wicker White" for the lettering, and I was really happy with how it turned out.

This paint is a matted navy blue color. Easy application and cleanup. It matched my color scheme perfectly. Love it. That's my feedback.

I didn’t expect much from paint that cost less than two bucks for two ounces, but this paint is great - very intense deep true forest green. Great consistency. Will buy again in the future.

Exactly what I was looking for. I ordered 3 and one was a little thick but i just mixed it and it was still useable so overall great for the money

Looked darker than the pumpkin image posted, dull, more than my other acrylic flat paints. Painted it on a white canvas. Bottle was not as full like the other craft paints I've purchased. With that said, it was under $2, yet I won't purchase this brand again.

This was my first time using acrylic paint in at least years. However, I was pleased with the paint. It was smooth and not gloppy. Easy to apply, it didn't really streak or go on unevenly like some paint has a tendency to do. I admit this paint was slightly lighter/brighter then I expected, however, that was an easy enough fix. I simply mixed the other base color I was using with it, making something a bit darker so it wasn't so shocking. So, if you're looking for great paint at a reasonable…

This color is such a great one to use for a natural brown/gray. Thanks for attention. These paints have really gone up in price, though!

I was expecting a more blackish colour when I bought this, and was unpleasantly surprised upon finding out it wasn't, for I had a Harry Potter wand to finish that could not have any colour but black. (I was making Draco Malfoy's wand by the way.) The bottom required black and at that point, I only had between three days to a week to get this done and if I ordered the right colour it would force me to rush for I would be pushed for time. So I told her that there would be a small, unexpected…

As you can see in the picture the paint was used for my dolls Pink Ranger helmet I made from craft foam and the hot pink paint was the perfect color for what I needed it for. What can I say it was easy to use without an airbrush and covered really well with very little paint so I have a lot left for future projects.

This worked nicely for an art project that involved painting over a reused cardboard box with existing graphics and text. First coat was almost enough but we added a second coat for complete coverage.