- To obtain a transparent "blackener" effect, add 5% of Peacock Black Tint v/v to the Permalac to mimic a blackened steel effect. This approximates 6.4 fluid ounces of tint for every 128 fluid ounces of Permalac OR 1 mL of black tint for 19 mL of Permalac.
- To obtain an opaque "black" effect, we suggest using the Peacock Black Acrylic Paste Additive instead. You can purchase it here.
Tints in various colors for Permalac.
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Our translucent tints can also tint Permalac Original, Permalac EF, Permalac NT, and Permalac 2K. These tints come in seven colors: gold, copper, yellow, red, black, violet, and blue. They are colorfast, will not fade, and can be mixed to make a custom patina. Tints can be mixed between 1:15 (tint to lacquer) and 1:30 ratios to yield the best results.
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Our translucent tints can also tint Permalac Original, Permalac EF, Permalac NT, and Permalac 2K. These tints come in seven colors: gold, copper, yellow, red, black, violet, and blue. They are colorfast, will not fade, and can be mixed to make a custom patina. Tints can be mixed between 1:15 (tint to lacquer) and 1:30 ratios to yield the best results. Safety and technical data pages are available here. Certificates of analysis are available here.
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Our translucent tints can also tint Permalac Original, Permalac EF, Permalac NT, and Permalac 2K. These tints come in seven colors: gold, copper, yellow, red, black, violet, and blue. They are colorfast, will not fade, and can be mixed to make a custom patina. Tints can be mixed between 1:15 (tint to lacquer) and 1:30 ratios to yield the best results. Safety and technical data pages are available here. Certificates of analysis are available here.
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Our translucent tints can also tint Permalac Original, Permalac EF, Permalac NT, and Permalac 2K. These tints come in seven colors: gold, copper, yellow, red, black, violet, and blue. They are colorfast, will not fade, and can be mixed to make a custom patina. Tints can be mixed between 1:15 (tint to lacquer) and 1:30 ratios to yield the best results. Safety and technical data pages are available here. Certificates of analysis are available here.
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Our translucent tints can also tint Permalac Original, Permalac EF, Permalac NT, and Permalac 2K. These tints come in seven colors: gold, copper, yellow, red, black, violet, and blue. They are colorfast, will not fade, and can be mixed to make a custom patina. Tints can be mixed between 1:15 (tint to lacquer) and 1:30 ratios to yield the best results. Safety and technical data pages are available here. Certificates of analysis are available here.
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Our translucent tints can also tint Permalac Original, Permalac EF, Permalac NT, and Permalac 2K. These tints come in seven colors: gold, copper, yellow, red, black, violet, and blue. They are colorfast, will not fade, and can be mixed to make a custom patina. Tints can be mixed between 1:15 (tint to lacquer) and 1:30 ratios to yield the best results. Safety and technical data pages are available here. Certificates of analysis are available here.
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Our translucent tints can also tint Permalac Original, Permalac EF, Permalac NT, and Permalac 2K. These tints come in seven colors: gold, copper, yellow, red, black, violet, and blue. They are colorfast, will not fade, and can be mixed to make a custom patina. Tints can be mixed between 1:15 (tint to lacquer) and 1:30 ratios to yield the best results. When used with PChrome, and to counteract the natural yellowing of top-coating silver, add 1 ml of Peacock Violet Compensating Tint for every 30 ml of the topcoat or 2K. Safety and technical data pages are available here. Certificates of analysis are available here.
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This black acrylic paste additive can yield a solid black finish if you wish to tint the Permalac yourself. To obtain an opaque black effect, add approximately 1 oz of black paste for every eight fluid ounces of Permalac Original, EF, or NT. Safety and technical data pages are available here. Certificates of analysis are available here.
