Apple Barrel, Vibrant Spectrum Collection Acrylic Craft Paint, PROMOABIII, 2 fl oz each, 16 assorted matte colors, 16 count

Great value for the money as they will last some time. Lots of colors and thick, a little goes a long way. Was bought for crafts.

The package came in perfect condition. The colors were amazing, just as bright and such good quality. I accidentally got it on some fabric and just had to soak for a bit and wash and it came out! super worth the money!

Love the colors and quality! It’s not glossy - these are matte. Works well and super versatile. It’s not too thick or thin.

Great value for great paint. We use this to paint so many things. My daughter loves all the colors. It’s a good quality paint. Does not come out of clothes though!

Trusted brand. Quality paint. Good color selection

One of the bottles was opened and leaked all over all of the other bottles.I'm not that upset about it, because it was a good price!Other than that, this is great paint and we use it all of the time, it works well for all of our projects!

This paint was great! It came with a good color selection and wasn’t dried out or anything when it delivered.

I had heard that you could use these paints in an airbrush, and I had heard that you couldn't. So I thought for the price, why not try it? First, there is a difference between this paint, and airbrush specific paint. The airbrush paint has pigments that are ground much finer. Typically, they will also have some sort of flow agent already mixed in. This is how I got these paints to work well in my airbrush:1. I needed a larger size needle. The .02 needles clogged, and so did the .03 unless the pressure was way up. The .05 is perfect. I can achieve lines about 1/16 wide with a quality brush, and that is all I need with this paint.2. It obviously needs to be thinned, allot. You can use Windex, and that worked well for me. However I found that the Pledge Revive It floor shine works VERY well, and smells nice. The bonus is that unlike Windex, the Pledge product wont give your white paint a slight blue tint.3. Not all the colors are equal. That is to say, they don't have the same coverage from bottle to bottle. Some colors are VERY strong (black), and will have to be used sparingly when mixing to prevent making the paint too dark.4. Unlike oil based paints, this stuff dries before your eyes. It dries so fast, that frequently its dry seconds after it hits your work piece. It will also dry very fast in your paint cup. Typically I will try not to have any color in my brush more than 15 minutes without a fast wash out. To slow this down as needed, I add a few drops of plain old vegetable glycerin to the mix. This will slow the drying way down if that is what you need, and also works VERY well to make the paint absorb into cloth fibers, when I airbrush shirts. The glycerin also works well as a lube for the airbrush needle to make the action smoother, and if some ends up in the paint stream, unlike petroleum based products the VG wont hurt anything.Look, you sacrifice easy work ability to avoid paying 6 or 7 bucks a 2oz bottle for airbrush specific paints. When you paint as much as I do it adds up quick. These paints are a viable replacement, and do as good a job as most any if they are thinned, and shot with a needle big enough to prevent clogging. My expensive brush paint is now used ONLY for ultra fine detail, which I don't do that often.