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Is a unique acrylic paint, packaged in concentrated form. It is designed to be diluted with water, at least 1:1 and as much as 15:1. With such tremendous extendibility, Supersaturated offers the widest range of effects possible while being extremely economical to use. On porous and non-porous surfaces, Supersaturated achieves vibrant, opaque color fields. It also creates bright, translucent washes where the color remains as intense as aniline dyes, without the health hazards associated with dyes. Supersaturated Roscopaint is formulated with a unique binder that gives it superior adhesion, durability, and flexibility even on difficult surfaces like Rosco Projection Screens and Rosco Dance Floors. It can also be used as a tint for other paints, binders and coatings. Perfect for both interior and exterior projects.FINISH: MatteSOLVENT: WaterBINDER TYPE: Acrylic co-polymerDILUTION: Dilute at least 1:1with water, Rosco Clear Acrylic Glaze or a combination of the two as necessary. Diluting will reduce the color concentration and create "glaze" effects. Diluting with more than 5 parts water may reduce binder strength. Add in Rosco Clear Acrylic Glaze to restore adhesion and flexibility.SURFACE PREPARATION: Surfaces should be clean, dry and free from dirt and grease. Prime porous surfaces, except fabrics, using Rosco Tough Prime. If painting a new plaster surface, prime wall with a commercial primer/sealer designed for raw plaster. Then use Rosco Tough prime as a final preparation.APPLICATION: Stir contents before use. Do not shake. Apply by brush, roller, or spray gun. Apply in thin uniform coats, using a good quality brush or roller. Use overlapping strokes, keeping a wet edge. Change roller direction often to avoid patterns and streaking. FILM THICKNESS: 1:1 Dilution = 1.5 mil. Dry FilmCOVERAGE: 3:1 Dilution = Approx. 300 sq. ft. per gallon.AVG. DRY TIME: AT 75F (24C) Dries to the touch in 30 minutes. Can be re-coated in 1-2 hours.CLEAN-UP: Soap and water.SHELF LIFE: Minimum 24 months.PLEASE NOTE: Colors shown are computer approximations. Actual color may vary. Dilutions shown are 1:1, 4:1, and 10:1.
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