Water Based Spray

About water-based spray paint

Water-based spray paint has many uses and, unlike regular spray paint, has a low odor and lack of solvents, which makes it particularly suitable for indoor use in, for example, studios, studios or workshops. Water-based spray paint usually dries matte, but can be varnished for a glossier finish if desired.
 

Some ways to use water-based spray paint are:

1. Paint with water-based spray paint on canvas. You can also use other ways of applying the paint, for example spraying the paint on a sponge or brush which you then paint with. The paint is water-soluble for about 30 minutes before it dries permanently so your brushes and painting accessories are not damaged. In addition, the surface becomes very durable and even with water-based spray paint, unlike ordinary spray paint which easily cracks or cracks on canvas.
    
2. Indoor murals. Many professional graffiti painters paint with water-based spray paint indoors precisely because of its less hazardous properties. But you should always wear a protective mask when handling spray, whether you are indoors or outdoors.
    
3. Paint interiors, furniture and decorations. Because water-based spray paint has such a low odor and lack of solvents, it's perfect for indoor DIY projects. Water-based spray paint can be applied to wood, metal, glass, plastic, cardboard and more, and even though it is water-based, it is not water-soluble when dry. Namely; you get a sustainable result.
    
4. Combine with other techniques and medium. Because water-based spray paint is water-soluble before it dries, it is great to mix the paint with medium for other properties or with other colors to create new colors. You can also combine water-based spray paint with water-based pencils in your creation.