Artfinity Synthesis Multimedia Watercolor Paper Pad, 20"x26", 10 Sheets

Artfinity® Synthesis Watercolor Paper Pad 20"x26", 74lb, 10-Sheets

Artfinity® Synthesis is a smooth, non-porous, 74 lb. synthetic paper that is exceptionally strong and warp-resistant. Traditional watercolor paper absorbs paint like a sponge, making your watercolors look muted on the surface compared to your palette.

This Mind-Blowing Surface Improves Vibrancy And Provides Warp-Resistant Strength! With Synthesis paper, your juicy paint colors sit on top of the surface. Colors are not absorbed or dulled. Every speck of paint that you add to Synthesis paper dries vibrantly on the surface. Best of all, you save money by wasting less paint! The ultra-smooth surface allows you to build layer upon layer, which is impossible with regular watercolor paper.

Traditional watercolor paper is unforgiving if you make a mistake, but if you make a mistake on Synthesis paper, you can wipe it off and re-work the area. Synthesis paper can even be rinsed under tap water to start all over! So no paper is wasted. Tree-free Synthesis paper is perfect for watercolors, alcohol ink, acrylic paint, oil pastel, graphite, charcoal, and silkscreen

• 20"x26", 10-Sheet Pad
• White 74 lb., 200gsm synthetic paper
• 90% Polypropylene/ 5% Polyethylene/ 5% Polystyrene
• The strong surface resists tearing and buckling
• You can recycle the paper into plastic particles
• Colors look more vibrant on "Synthesis" compared to standard papers
• Waterproof and stain-resistant paper
• Remove any mistakes with an eraser or wet sponge
• Durable, non-tearing construction
• No more wasted paint – the paper is nonabsorbent
• Flawlessly smooth, pH-neutral
• Pads are tape bound on the short side
• Sheets remain perfectly flat while you paint
• This Mind-Blowing Surface Improves Vibrancy And Provides Warp-Resistant Strength!

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Colors look more vibrant on "Synthesis" compared to standard papers.

**Please note: the rinse technique works best on wet watercolor and wet acrylic paints. You can use a damp sponge to remove dried sections of water-based media.

Once you have completed a piece, it is important to use a finishing spray to stabilize the work. We recommend that you use several light coats of a non-yellowing acrylic fixative rather than one heavy coat, which could pool or drip.