Frisket kit: Lukas Artist Watercolor Masking Fluid with Rubber Cement Pick-Up Nib
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- Your complete watercolor masking kit
- Lukas Watercolor Masking Fluid helps mask clean areas of your watercolor masterpiece before painting
- Then use the included rubber cement pick-up to cleanly remove the liquid frisket/masking fluid from your watercolor paintings
- The nib allows you to remove friskets without damaging the paper underneath
- Try the rubber cement pick-up and you'll wonder how you ever painted in watercolors without one!
Made with high quality ingredients, the Masking Fluid Removable liquid frisket is used to temporarily cover areas of paper and block paint. Dries within a few minutes. The nib is a firm and textured rubber wafer which can be reused again and again. Unlike an eraser or removing frisket with your finger,
Using the rubber pick-up will not smudge your colors
Of mark up your paper. The nib is an indispensable tool in the watercolorist's arsenal. Why use Frisket: Frisket is used to protect areas of your watercolor painting. Apply to the areas on the watercolor paper that must remain clear of paint. Once the major washes and even detail painting is applied, the frisket can be removed leaving you a clean area. You can then either
leave the protected areas "paper white"
Or apply light glazes and washes over the painting to tint the paper areas. This will leave clearly defined edges of the protected area. Pre-testing fluid on certain papers is recommended.
