Watercolour Medium

Multi-Surface Preparation - White

Prepares surfaces for watercolour use. Try on primed canvas, wood, glass. Delivers strong colour retention, even drying, and watercolour-paper-like absorbency. Apply two brushed coats, allowing each to dry before painting.
Additive Size: 250ml
Overview

Watercolour Mediums are used to create an even wider variety of techniques and effects for your work; from increasing drying time, improving flow and changing gloss and texture, they provide limitless opportunities. The Winsor & Newton range also includes art masking fluids to keep areas of the paper white

Specifications

SKU:884955100578
For use with:
  • Cotman Watercolour
  • Professional Watercolour
Attributes:
  • Slow drying time
Health and Safety
Contains MBIT. May produce an allergic reaction.

Product information

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Providing limitless opportunities

Watercolour Mediums are used to create an even wider variety of techniques and effects for your work; from increasing drying time, improving flow and changing gloss and texture, they provide limitless opportunities. The Winsor & Newton range also includes art masking fluids to keep areas of the paper white.

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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"I'll give it five stars just to be nice, but there is so little information. What is the texture? How transparent is the transparent? Is it different from the watercolor grounds sold by QOR and Daniel Smith (which btw are quite different from each other)? Can it be thinned, and if so how much? What happens if it is accidentally applied too thickly? Does it stick to any surface, and if not, which? Does it need to be put in an oven to dry, as the WN video indicates? How long is recommended for "dry completely"? Does it cure or evaporate? Does it match W&N white watercolor or is it cooler or warmer?"

Chris G. (5/5)

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