Bronze is an acrylic, layer, metallic paint.
Acrylic - Acrylic paints are water-based and quick drying, typically drying within minutes after application. This allows painters to apply multiple layers quickly. They can be diluted with water and are easier to clean up than oil paints.
Layer - Layer paints are designed to be used after the basecoat, for layering up highlights and colors. The thinner consistency allows painters to apply smooth layers without obscuring details.
Metallic - Metallic paints contain real metallic pigments like copper, aluminum, bronze etc. for a realistic metallic finish. The metal flakes reflect light just like real polished metal, unlike standard acrylics. They generally dry with a satin/semi-gloss finish.
Once dry, the colors are permanent and waterproof. They are resistant to oils, enamels, washes, solvents or any potentially aggressive technique. They are easily applied without hiding the finest details of the figures or vehicles. The formula offers adhesion and resistance up to twice as much as other paints in the market.