• Shake before use.
• Apply paint to a clean, dry surface and allow to dry for 4 to 6 hours.
• If necessary, apply a second coat.
• Once dry, a glossy, colourfast, Waterproof paint with a high pigment content.
• Apply paint to a clean, dry surface and allow to dry for 4 to 6 hours. Apply a second coat if necessary. Wash work tools with warm Water.
• After heat fixing (ironing), washable.
• Wash the working tools with warm Water

Packaging: screw cap bottle with 40 g safety catch

Try your hand at rock painting with us and get involved in rock painting, an art technique that has taken over social networks. Relax and make others happy too!

Be inspired and learn how to paint with us on stones you bring back from a walk or on holiday. Everyone can paint on stones! Adults will have a great time and children will have fun for hours.

There is plenty of material for painting everywhere.
Go for a walk and bring home a stone. Something interesting to look at, ideally flat or slightly rounded, big enough to draw on and smooth. Painting on a stone with a rough surface will be more difficult. Clean the stone with a brush after bringing it from outside, wash it with soapy Water and dry it thoroughly.

Primer is essential :
We recommend painting the stone with a white primer before painting. Your painting will stand out better! The exception is acrylic paints, which have a higher opacity. With these you can paint directly on the stone.

Acrylic paints are the best for painting. They dry quickly and are Waterproof. However, you can also use aniline or tempera paints. You can apply the paints with a brush or foam sponge for an interesting effect. Younger children can play with finger paints or coloured markers.

an acrylic pen or black ink is great for tracing outlines.

Once the paint has dried , fix the picture with acrylic varnish or regular hairspray. This will protect the painting from abrasion, moisture and rubbing and give it a shine. Spray the varnish from a distance and spray in several layers to prevent the picture from melting!

Joinus in the stonemasonry and make someone happy!
Make your walk more enjoyable and go looking for painted stones with your children or place your own creations near your home. Painted stones have taken over social networks. Not only children, but also adults are showing off their creations and catches

Now it's up to you to decide how much you want to let your imagination run wild and where you want to place the pebble. Just remember that the pebble should be placed in a highly visible place so that it can make someone happy, and it should be marked with the name of the Facebook group and the postcode so that it's clear where the pebble was created.

By the way, a lovely inspiration for you may be the website elspethmclean.com, from which the pebble Mandalas and other beautiful works in this article come.