Buy Art Advantage 3/4-Ounce Tube Acrylic Paint Set, 12 Colors

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Happy with the product i recieved great quality already painted several works of art will be ordering again in the near future

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The product title says it is 3/4 ounce in each bottle which is 0.75 ounces but if you take your mouse and scroll over the pictures of the bottles you can see that each bottle clearly states it is 0.65 not 0.75 ounces. I just wanted to make sure people knew that in case that changes their decision about buying it.

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This is a nice beginner set and I got them for my 10 year old granddaughter. She was thrilled and started painting right away. She has a lot to learn about technique but that will come. Enough colors to start with

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I am using this acrylic paint for a craft project and am very happy with how well this spreads and holds its color. I like that the tube sizes are just big enough for the small projects I am working on. If I need more, I will buy this kind again!

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I chose this paint because I did not have very much money to be spending. Some of the reviews about cheap pigment and fillers scared me, but I decided to purchase it anyways. The first time I used them I did not like the way they handled. I was painting on stretched canvas, and the paint seemed very "wishy washy." It really had no pop of color to it. But since I still had quite a bit of paint, I decided to give it another chance on a different surface. The second time I used it was on a wooden panel. I was amazed at the difference! The color went on very smoothly. I had to apply two coats of a base color for full coverage, and the paint seemed to dry a little bit darker then I had expected, but all in all it wasn't bad.

I would recommend these paints to beginning artists who aren't quite sure what they are looking for yet. Once you do become more serious I would recommend a more expensive brand, but if you are a starving college art student what are you going to do?