General review
Versai Glass Paint Vitray
This paint is specifically for painting on glass, glassware, crystal, and transparent polyglass sheets. The resin in this paint is a short-oil or nitrocellulose type, and due to its rapid-drying properties it reaches surface dry in 10 minutes, depending on the type.
The paint layer takes up to one hour to fully dry.
Versailles vitrail is produced in a variety of colors. Its 6-color set includes the three primary colors—yellow, red, and blue—along with green, white, and black. Its 12-color set, in addition to the six primary colors, features light green, light blue, orange, purple, clear gloss, and clear coat.
It is brown.
The pigment used in this type of paint is Dai, meaning it is a chemical suspension and solution (without physical grinding), and it is a transparent, non-covering paint that allows light to pass through. For this reason, vitrail paints are not opaque and, when held up to the light, they transform into beautiful colors. For ages, these paints have transformed the sunlight on the stained glass of old buildings and cathedrals into a variety of exciting colors. The Versailles vitrail paint thinner is a strong fast evaporating thinner 10000 or 20000. If it is thinned with other weak or generic thinners, it may become depressed or streaky. Therefore, it is best to use the Versailles-specific fast evaporating thinner for thinning.
