Aquacover Liquid Watercolor Paper - Arches - Natural White

For a watercolorist this is a valuable tool to add white to your painting where needed. I am very pleased with this product.

The jury is out, first few times I was not happy with it, but I am still trying it out......I wouldn't market it as as "Liquid Watercolor Paper......because it does wet up again if you try to put any paint on it after it has a good long time to dry......sooooooo my final decision is not in it, I am still trying to use it the way they seemed to say it was good for the applications....I keep tryingI am thinking of the stuff we used in school to blot out wrong words while typing..... and then typing over again.

Really disappointed that I spent money on this. The white color lifts up when it is re-wet, and because of this, I was unable to save a watercolor painting I was preparing for an exhibit. In fact, I think it may be ruined.

I actually was looking for a product that could fill holes made on watercolor paper from scrubbing. This product does cover under-painting however, it is a watercolor. I have no experience with a similar product. It appears to be sufficient if you just want to bring an are back to white.

I like it, and it works

Wonderful product for watercolor artists.

I had high hopes for this and it does work, but you can't even things back out well, the reason for this is that you can only drybrush over it, really. I had more success with a pan of white that came with my watercolor set. You aren't supposed to use either, ideally, the white of your surface is the white in your painting, but I make some mistakes, trust me.

Is not what I expected. Can paint over it. Just good for adding white to a watercolor painting. Can use white of the paper, gouache, or Chinese white. Product quite expense for "white out" type product.