BLACK 2.0 - The world’s mattest, flattest, black paint by Stuart Semple
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Black 2.0 is a superflat, light-eating black that goes on almost anything, does what you need it to do, and is just a really lovely paint to paint with.
It dilutes into a drawing ink. It primes before Black 4.0. It goes into an airbrush. It sticks to things it has no business sticking to and smells like black cherry.
Thousands of artists helped make this. This was the first all in one super-matte-black paint. Their work, their feedback, their obsession with getting it right and it's so good that we will keep offering it.
"It is important to note: this is not the blackest black in the world. It is however a better black than the blackest black in the world, as it is actually usable by artists."
How to use it
Nothing complicated. Use it like a paint. Brush, roller, or thin with water to spray. Two coats on porous surfaces, primed first with PVA. Thin further to create ink-like flows or dyes with little colour loss. Share what you make with #ShareTheBlack.
The void is ready. What you put in it is up to you.
Tech spec
- ● Highly pigmented superflat matte acrylic paint
- ● Unique co-polymer binder holds more pigment than any other acrylic
- ● State-of-the-art mattifiers reduce light reflection to near zero
- ● Exceptional coverage and adhesion, even on shiny surfaces
- ● Covers approximately 2m x 2m per bottle
- ● Dilutes 20% as a primer, 50% as a drawing ink
- ● Works in an airbrush when thinned with water
- ● Top class lightfastness
- ● Non-toxic. Black cherry scented. Cold to the touch.
- ● Porous surfaces should be sealed with PVA first
- ● Ships worldwide
- ● Not available to Anish Kapoor
Download the TDS / User Guide (PDF)
Handmade by artists in England. Share your work with #ShareTheBlack
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By adding this product to your cart you confirm that you are not Anish Kapoor, are in no way affiliated with Anish Kapoor, and are not purchasing on his behalf. To the best of your knowledge, this material will not make its way into the hands of Anish Kapoor.
Black 2.0 is a superflat, light-eating black that goes on almost anything, does what you need it to do, and is just a really lovely paint to paint with.
It dilutes into a drawing ink. It primes before Black 4.0. It goes into an airbrush. It sticks to things it has no business sticking to and smells like black cherry.
Thousands of artists helped make this. This was the first all in one super-matte-black paint. Their work, their feedback, their obsession with getting it right and it's so good that we will keep offering it.
"It is important to note: this is not the blackest black in the world. It is however a better black than the blackest black in the world, as it is actually usable by artists."
How to use it
Nothing complicated. Use it like a paint. Brush, roller, or thin with water to spray. Two coats on porous surfaces, primed first with PVA. Thin further to create ink-like flows or dyes with little colour loss. Share what you make with #ShareTheBlack.
The void is ready. What you put in it is up to you.
Tech spec
- ● Highly pigmented superflat matte acrylic paint
- ● Unique co-polymer binder holds more pigment than any other acrylic
- ● State-of-the-art mattifiers reduce light reflection to near zero
- ● Exceptional coverage and adhesion, even on shiny surfaces
- ● Covers approximately 2m x 2m per bottle
- ● Dilutes 20% as a primer, 50% as a drawing ink
- ● Works in an airbrush when thinned with water
- ● Top class lightfastness
- ● Non-toxic. Black cherry scented. Cold to the touch.
- ● Porous surfaces should be sealed with PVA first
- ● Ships worldwide
- ● Not available to Anish Kapoor
Download the TDS / User Guide (PDF)
Handmade by artists in England. Share your work with #ShareTheBlack
