Toy standard paint Blue purple RAL 5000

Standard toy paint Blue violet RAL 5000

Discover the Toy Standard Paint Blue Purple RAL 5000, the perfect choice for your DIY and decoration projects for wooden objects. This paint, specifically formulated for toys, combines attractive color with essential safety guarantees for your children. Its deep and rich shade, in accordance with the RAL 5000 standard, will bring an elegant and modern touch to all your creations.

Detailed Description

• Color: RAL 5000 – a captivating purple blue that will appeal to young and old alike.
• Compliance: This paint complies with EN 71/3, ensuring that it is safe for children.
• Non-toxic: Made from non-harmful components, it offers peace of mind to safety-conscious parents.
• Odorless: Thanks to its water-soluble formulation, this paint does not give off any unpleasant odors during application.
• Mixable: You can easily mix this paint with other hues to create custom colors that will fit your project perfectly.
• Cutlery: With a covering power of about 150 gr to 200 gr per m² and per layer, you will get a uniform and neat result.
• Important notice: Note that this paint is not compatible with exterior varnishes or paints (glycero).

We advise you to apply one or two coats of varnish as a finish to protect your parts from possible knocks and scratches. For more practical information on the use of our standard toy paint, see our "practical information" tab as well as the technical sheets available on our website. If you require larger quantities than those offered, please do not hesitate to contact us directly.

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Manufactured by Au Bois Enchanté, this paint combines professional quality with compliance with safety standards. It's ideal for all your creative projects, whether it's making toys or simply adding a touch of colour to your wooden furniture. Don't miss the opportunity to embellish your home while guaranteeing the safety of the youngest!

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Did you know? The RAL system was developed in 1927 and remains the recognised standard for colour coding in the field of paint today. With its wide range of codified colours, it makes it easy to choose the desired shades precisely.