MASTERSON Sta-Wet Artist Sealed Palette

Name: MASTERSON Sta-Wet Artist Sealed Palette
Brand: Masterson
Price: 56.85 AUD
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Save paint, time and money using the Masterson Palette Seal. This airtight container safely holds any type of paint palette between sessions. (Paint palette not included.) For Oils, place your favourite type of palette - wood, glass, plastic or paper - into the Palette Seal tray and snap on the lid. Your paints will stay fresh for many days-even weeks when they're sealed in the airtight Masterson Palette Seal. For acrylics and other water-miscible paints, use Masterson's patented Sta-Wet Premier Acrylic Paper and Sponge. (Sold separately) The sponge, when moistened and combined with Masterson's Acrylic Palette Paper, maintains a moist "atmosphere" inside the Artist Palette Seal. You will be ready to continue painting up to weeks later when you store your paints in a patented Masterson storage container.

Dimensions: 16" x 12" x 1-3/4" (40 x 30cm).

Please note: Palette and Refills are seperate Items.

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Category: Art, Paint Accessories

Type: Paints & Mediums

Brand: Masterson

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Essential for acrylic painting

I've tried all sorts of work-arounds, but this palette is the best way to keep your acrylic paints moist for weeks. This is actually the palette for oil paint, but I use wet micro fibre cloths with baking paper over the top as my palette. Masterson make a sponge and palette paper version, but I have found the sponge eventually deteriorates, so I use the method I've described here with the oil palette, which comes without a sponge.