Tint standard toy Olive yellow RAL 6014

Standard toy colour Olive yellow RAL 6014

Discover the Toy Standard Colour Olive Yellow RAL 6014, the perfect solution for all your wood painting projects. Specifically designed to meet toy safety requirements, this shade complies with EN 71/3, ensuring that it is non-toxic and safe for children. Whether you want to personalise wooden toys or do crafts, this paint adds a warm and natural touch with its unique colour.

Detailed Description

• Color: Yellow olive according to RAL 6014 code, offering an earthy and soothing tone that blends harmoniously into any environment.
• Features: This shade is water-soluble, odor-free, and mixes easily with other colors to create custom shades. It provides coverage of approximately 150 to 200 g per m² per layer, providing excellent coverage.
• Security: Compliant with EN 71/3, it ensures safe use on toys and other objects intended for children. Its non-toxic formulation makes it an ideal choice for parents concerned about their children's well-being.
• Application: To protect your creations from bumps and scratches, the application of one or two coats of varnish is recommended. Note that this shade is not compatible with glycero-based exterior varnishes and paints.
• Packaging: Various formats are available to meet all your needs. If you need larger quantities, please feel free to contact us for a custom quote.

Why choose Au Bois Enchanté ?

Au Bois Enchanté is committed to providing professional quality products. Our standard toy colour Olive Yellow RAL 6014 is manufactured with care, respecting strict safety and environmental standards. Plus, the tamper-evident cap ensures that your product stays fresh until it's ready to use.

Don't wait any longer!

Don't wait any longer to bring your creative ideas to life while keeping children safe! Opt now for the Toy Standard Colour Olive Yellow RAL 6014. For more technical information, see our datasheet here. Turn your projects into safe and stylish works of art with Au Bois Enchanté !

Discover the other RAL toy standard colours here.

Did you know? The RAL system was developed in 1927 by the German Institute for Quality Assurance and is widely used worldwide for color coding.