• Winsor & Newton Watercolour Ground Multi-Surface Preparation 250ml White jar
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Winsor & Newton Watercolour Multi Surface Preparation 250ml - White

Winsor & Newton Watercolour Multi Surface Preparation 250ml - White

WIN3060001

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Prime almost any surface for watercolour with this Watercolour Ground. Brush, roll, or spray it onto canvas, wood, metal, plastic, lino, cardboard, or even walls, let it dry, and paint with watercolour as you would on paper — the surface takes washes, lifting, and glazing just like a traditional sheet.

The white ground gives a bright, opaque base that keeps colours true and vivid, much like painting on white paper.

One 250ml jar covers a generous area; stir before use and keep the lid on between sessions.

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Winsor & Newton Watercolour Ground Multi-Surface Preparation 250ml White jar
Winsor & Newton Watercolour Multi Surface Preparation 250ml - WhiteWIN3060001
Winsor & Newton Watercolour Multi Surface Preparation 250ml - WhiteWIN3060001
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Chris G.

What is the texture? How transparent is it really? Is it different from other watercolor grounds? Can it be thinned? How long is recommended for "dry completely" (does it cure or evaporate)?

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Hi Chris, It is SLIGHTLY opaque but thats very slight-- similar to a heavily applied matte medium, it more distorts the surface rather than tint it. It has a texture in-between hot press and cold press watercolour paper, it is very similar to other watercolour grounds only this has a transparent option (most other grounds are white), as far as I can tell it should dry overnight and as an acrylic based product it evaporates rather than cures (but cannot be reactivated with water)