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Frequently asked questions
General
This experience will require some movement, and our suits can get a little warm! We recommend something light and comfortable such as a t-shirt and old pants! We also recommend flat tennis shoes. Boots and heeled shoes could be challenging to get into our protective gear!
Also, please do not wear anything new or something you do not want to get paint on. While we do our best to provide protection from the paint and the paint is water-based. We cannot guarantee paint will not get on your clothing or shoes/sneakers. We also cannot guarantee that the paint will completely come out of your clothing. Some fabrics may stain.
Dress for the Mess!!!!!!!
We only use non-toxic, water-based paints that meet the ASTM-D4236 standard and has the AP Seal for safety and non-toxicity. Free from most common allergens. Does not contain Latex, Dairy & Casein, Egg, Gluten, Peanut & Tree Nut or Soy.
Although our paint is water-based and does come off the skin with ease using soap and warm water, this does not apply to clothing. Some fabrics may stain.
We provide hooded coveralls, goggles, gloves and foot covers. In addition, depending on the size of the child, he or she may receive a poncho. Please keep in mind that our disposable coveralls do a good job protecting your clothing, however it is possible paint may stain certain fabrics. Please dress for the mess.
Messy? Oh, absolutely! The room is your canvas, so go wild. While we provide coveralls, paint might still find its way onto your skin, clothes, or shoes. Good news: it’s water-based and washes off skin with soap and warm water. But heads up—some fabrics might stain. Got paint on your clothes? Wash them ASAP before it dries. Dry cleaning might be your backup plan. Remember: dress for the mess and embrace the chaos!
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