The Types segment classifies acrylic mediums into distinct sub‑categories based on rheology and performance: matte gels, gloss gels, pouring mediums, modeling pastes, and texture additives. Matte gels, preferred for flat finishes, dominate the type mix due to their broad acceptance across fine‑art and decorative projects. Gloss gels, offering high sheen, serve niche high‑visibility applications such as automotive detailing. Pouring mediums, engineered for fluidity, support large‑scale abstract works and are gaining traction in experimental art circles. Modeling pastes, with high solid content, enable three‑dimensional sculpting and are essential for mixed‑media installations. Texture additives, which introduce granular or fibrous elements, cater to specialty decorative coatings and surface‑treatment markets. Collectively, these sub‑types diversify product portfolios, allowing manufacturers to capture value across the full spectrum of user requirements, thereby reinforcing the overall market taxonomy.