Payne's Gray
Item: 7240 (Series: 2)
Named after British painter William Payne (1760-1830), early formulas contained indigo, alizarin lake, and ivory black. Today more commonly a mixture of ultramarine blue and black, it is considered easier to control and less intense than black as a mixing color.
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Technical Detail
Opacity / Transparency |  |
Lightfastness rating |  |
Munsell Notation Listing | Hue:4 P Value:1.7 Chroma:0.6 |
Gloss Average | 45.7 |
Viscosity Range | 4000-15000 CPS |
CIE L*a*b* Values | L*24.12 a*0.05 b*-2.24 |
Tint Strength | 76.06 |
Pigment Detail
| CI name (number) | Common name | Classification | Chemical Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| PB29 (77007 ) | Polysulfide of Sodium Aluminosilicate | Synthetic Inorganic | |
| PBk7 (77266) | Lamp black | Nearly Pure Amorphous Carbon | Natural Inorganic |
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Available Sizes
| Size | Item | UPC |
|---|---|---|
| 2 oz tube | 0007240-2 | 738797724020 |
| 5 oz tube | 0007240-3 | 738797724037 |
| 4 oz jar | 0007240-4 | 738797724044 |
| 8 oz jar | 0007240-5 | 738797724051 |
