Pebeo Easy Peel Liquid Latex Masking Fluid - Drawing Gum - Dries Quickly - For Ink - Watercolor - Gouache Painting & Illustration - Fine Arts & Crafts Supplies - 45ml Bottle

BRILLIANT!I CANNOT believe I got this at 6.97!Thank you to the seller it arrived perfectly and somehow magically had no bubbles in it lol.This is my first time using it so I was confused when it was still tacky after I let it dry for 15 mins🤣But once I figured out that , yes it is dry 🤦🏽‍♀️I tested it in a test side of a Kerby Rosanes book ( Mythic world if ur curious about paper texture and know the book)And it worked beautifully just like it was advertised just like it was supposed toIt might appear to leave a blue tint but I’m still not sure if that’s just my eyeballs playing tricks on me or if it actually didI inserted a picture below and even if it did it it’s not that big of an issue for meReally super fun to peel offI’ve seen other people from other reviews complain every now and then about it tearing paper then my suggestion would be that you start rolling it with your fingers and stop trying to make weird slow Mo videos of you pulling it away from the page… like it’s not that serious but also check your paper pleaseFor the value and the fact that it worked exactly as advertised I’m super happy and I would definitely recommend it every timeEven if the price goes up a little bit I’m still going to return to this sellerOh yes one more thing when I opened it the smell was not overwhelming but it does smell like a perm which I found kind of funny😂But really it’s just fineIf you have a queasy stomach like I do just make sure you have a fan blowing at you from the side but definitely not overhead or if you leave your bottle open it’ll dry which is also something people need to know best idea is to get one of those tiny little glass jars from makeup or something ☺️ and dip out of that keeping your major supply completely safe and intactThe drying time was remarkably quickI would gather between 15-25 minutes it was absolutely completely dry and absolutely unnecessary for me to take a hairdryer to it🤣😭Value for what I $ paid from the seller absolutely yes tremendous valueAlso the brush that I have in my photo is actually an old lipgloss brush from like 10 years ago and it works amazingAlso if you READ THE DIRECTIONS ON THE BOTTLEIt actually tells you how to not ruin any brush that you would use with this stuffSo definitely read the label …CAREFULLY and understand what it’s telling youIf you do that you’ll be able to use any utensil you want to

I ran this through an ‘endurance’ test today. I used three different types of applicators - one was a ruling pencil (a very cheap one) and two were silicon ‘brushes’ (also cheap). Bottom line was this mask will be an indispensable part of my toolkit. Detail:I made thin lines with the ruling pencil and thick lines with the ruling pencil and with the silicon brushes, and swooshes with the silicon brushes. Ruling pens require frequent refilling but the mask didn’t seem to be more likely to bleed at the places where I had to refill my ruling pen. I did curves and straight lines. I did little dots and circles. Once the masking was done, I let the mask dry for about 90 minutes before applying in different areas water color, water color pencil, and colored pencil and mineral oil blender. Mineral oil in my test didn’t negatively impact the mask one bit.Bottom line is that this mask passed every test.I was happily surprised that the mask did alright with colored pencils. I was a bit careful in my pencil strokes though, because I think the pencil EVENTUALLY would remove at least the edges of the mask, but in my test it didn’t happen. Not even a rubbery nubby! I didn’t color a lot with pencil over the mask, but I wasn’t as careful as I could have been. Not one edge of the mask came up with the pencil work. That’s amazing. Let’s call my level of caution with the colored pencil ‘careless light’ (as opposed to ‘wantonly wild’ or ‘fearfully timid’). Light pencil pressure didn’t seem to mangle the mask in my test.I waited with mask removal until about five hours from mask application. The mask removed super easy with a rubber/gum eraser (also purchased on Amazon). In fact, once I started removing the mask with the rubber/gum eraser, I could pull off long pieces of the rest of the masked line without even using the rubber/gum eraser. This seems to be a strong mask if it turns into something strong enough to pull off in one piece!Even though I used lots of water in some of the watercolor, and mineral oil with the pencil, there was NO BLEEDING either above or below the masked lines. I purposely did one side yellow and the other blue just to see if I’d find any green - there was no green! I used so much water that the watercolor bulged up to the line, but no bleeding. That’s fantastic!Cleanup of the tools I used to apply the mask was pretty easy - and my application tools super cheap.I like the blue tint in the mask, makes it easier to work with. Also makes removing the mask a true ‘reveal’ - the difference is quite fun!Definite recommend. Enjoy!6-30-2022 UPDATE: I applied quite a bit of masking fluid using a ruling pen on one page of Canson XL Bristol paper. I estimate the masking when all added together covered roughly 40% of this 9”x 13” piece of Bristol paper. After the masking was all applied, I ran out of time and so did not add color (Caran d’Arch water color pencil and Prismacolor Premier color pencil) until the next day, so the mask was on the paper for more than 24 hours. It worked without any bleeding (either on top or below the masking fluid) and amazingly removed easily (with my fingers) without damaging the paper, and left absolutely no residue at all on the paper. I’m also surprised how much masking fluid is left in this little jar after this project! A++++ 5 stars :)Hope this is helpful info for you :)

I recently started watercolors and learning to use masking fluid. This product is great to keep my watercolor from painting areas I want to stay clear of paint. Goes on easily and dries quickly so I dont have to wait long to start my project. I will definitely purchase again in the future

This stuff works good. People always say that they're brush gets messed up when using this stuff, well I've had no problems at all. Just go wash it off with warm water and the very best soap to use for anything is " dr. Bonners castil soap ! That stuff work great on brushes and my body ! Lol. It tales out stains sooo good ! Better for your skin than all soaps ! Hmm do you sell it here ? Lol anyways the product works just fine and it come off the paper just great.

I’ve had bad luck with masking fluid in the past but this one worked beautifully! The smudge on the lower right was due to my impatience in waiting for that area to dry completely. As you can see, it did an excellent job of masking out the area that I applied the fluid to. The liquid was not dried out, the bottle was full, and it appears to be brand new and in perfect condition. Like any masking fluid, it does have a bit of a smell to it. I’m prone to migraines & it wasn’t an issue for me personally because it’s not strong unless you put your nose up to the bottle. There’s no residual smell once it’s applied. It was very easy to remove with the tool I bought here on Amazon, which I plan to review next. Hope this review is helpful. Happy painting!Edit: Two years later, my bottle is still in perfect condition. It never solidified on me. Don’t be afraid to try it, it works and is a quality product. I also love the blue coloring because it shows up so that I can see what areas I’ve applied it really well. It works as well on cheap paper as it does on Arches. Very happy with it & rebuying soon as my bottle is getting low.

I’m new to watercolor painting and never used drawing gum before. I had this idea for a birthday card and it would require using the gum. I didn’t want to spend more than $10 and this was a great fit. It’s very liquid, I’m not sure why others complained about it, faulty batches happen and with Amazon return policy return would be a breeze.It dries pretty quickly, completely transparent but not to the point where you don’t see it at all. The downside of it drying quickly is that you have to work fast or it starts drying, sticking to the brush and creating small clots. But even with that, the coverage is even and complete.Now, the amazing part! I applied it to a drawing meaning to paint over it right after, but life got in the way and I didn’t get to it for 2 months. I was afraid the gum would disintegrate or affect the quality of the painting. To my surprise, that did not happen and the gum protected the paper and came off as easily as if I applied it an hour ago. It comes off in one piece, no ripping, no stains, paper was clean and ready to paint on! I’ll have to work on staying in lines and my speed to make it perfect next time :)

I tried another masking fluid before this one (can't remember which brand), but I definetly like this one better. For one thing the other product was white -- this one is blue, which makes it easy to see on your paper. People have different ways of removing it, but I simply rub it with my finger or a rag and brush the crumbs away with a old large paintbrush. Very quick. To prevent the masking fluid from hardening on my brush, I use a method I learned from a youtube tutorial. Before dipping into the masking fluid, I dip my brush in a small jar of water w/ a little bit of dish soap. I pat the brush on a papertowel, then dip in the fluid and paint. I do this every 3rd or 4th time I dip into the fluid. When I'm done, I swish the brush in the soap solution, then rinse in water. Works like a charm. If you want to do very fine lines with the fluid, consider a ruling pen. You can adjust the pen for different widths. This worked great on a painting I did of a brick building -- I used the ruling pen and masking fluid for the lines between the bricks. I could then freely paint the bricks in different shades (as real bricks are not a solid color). I removed the mask, then tinted the lines between the bricks with an off white.

This works great for watercolor painting. The blue color makes it easy to see where you laid it on the paper so you can remove it easily. I recommend this product. Now they have pens filled with this masking fluid, making it easier to be more precise. I will get that when I run out of the bottle I have.

Was told by art teacher product was excellent so ordered one for myself, and one for each of my two friends.(Have not used it yet!)

Es el mejor producto que he usado para enmascarar acuarelas. Super prectico y facil de usar. No habria podido lograr el efecto que necesitaba sin esto.Es sencillo de aplicar y tambien de remover y no deja rastro alguno. La unica recomendacion que hago es que cuiden la limpieza del pincel y/o no usen un pincel demasiado caro para aplicar la goma porque en mi primer intento deje un momento el pincel y se seca rapido y pueden hechar a perder el pincel. Hay que lavar bien con agua y jabon para que no se pege. Al finalizar, pude remover la mascara de goma con una goma suave de borrar. La de migajon funciona perfecto y en areas grandes incluso con los dedos se puede remover, pero si quieres evitar manchas es mejor un borrador

Came in good condition andeasy to

update :I have since first writing a review left this on another painting for over 24 hours and it came off easily and left zero stain. It was on 140lb Arches cold press paperI have also used it with a ruling pen for very fine lines and it worked great. It’s just the right fluidity.One thing to be aware of if you aren’t already is to ensure your paper is completely dry before applying or it will absorb into the paper and you’ll damage the paper trying to get it off and you may not be able to. Also, ensure your paper is completely dry before trying to remove it or again you will damage your paper.So mostly I am super pleased with this product with just one concernpros- for me the very runny consistency is ideal- it protected the areas I laid it down on perfectly no seepage at all- the colour makes it easy to see for removal as you can see in the pic attached- I took it off after 2 hours with no problem at allcons - in one area it left an almost imperceptible blue stain. It wasn’t a problem in this painting and it was truly super faint but it concerns me if left on longer ( perhaps varies with paper ?) it may stain more than I would find acceptable.I wonder why they changed the colour ? From the reviews I have read everybody loved the previous gray colour. In fact I ordered this based on a review by a watercolour artist that referred to the gray colour hmmmmmtipsI found the lid impossible to get off even when I tried doing it wearing rubber gloves. I am not strong but it seemed odd. So much so that I watched a itube video demo to see if there was a trick to removing the lid - nope - just requires brute strength to unscrew it. I got a man to do it and first go he couldn’t either but then did. So the upside is that it being so tight likely ensures it’s not dried out when you buy it. My suggestion is open it before you get all settled in to use it 😊I saw in a video a suggestion which may prove very useful. When finished screw on the lid and then store it upside down to avoid a film forming on the top where it reacts to oxygen in the bottle after sealing. Worth a try but I have put it in a small tupperware container just in case it leaks. So far it has not but that’s a potential mess I am happy to ensure I avoidI left it for 30 minutes before painting over the area. I have heard as little as 15 minutes is fine. In parts it still had a sheen as if it was still wet so if you see that just tap it with your finger to check it’s dryI applied it with a cheap brush. I put Dawn dishwashing soap in a little container and dipped it in that and then wiped off the excess with paper towel. It says there is no need to rinse the brush on the directions on the bottle. At times it started to get gummy so I swished it in a container of water and it came clean. I would suggest doing that fairly frequently to avoid a lot of gummy strands building up and then you can continue to brush it on with clean lines. If you do get it gummy it comes off easily with the Dawn soap. Some people also just rub the brush on a soap bar / shardSo for me it was a 5 star experience. The staining would be a 2 star but as it was super faint and didn’t cause me a problem I am rating the product 4 star.

Quede muy satisfecho con el producto ya que tiene una consistencia bastante liquida, lo imaginaba algo cremoso, pero no, es como tinta y corre muy bien sobre el papel, se presta para detallar lineas finas o elementos pequeños para cubrirlos, resiste muy bien el agua de la acuarela y se retira con bastante facilidad incluso con los dedos. el secado es muy rápido así que no hay que esperar mucho para comenzar a pintar. En resumen es un producto de excelente calidad que me dio muy buenos resultados personalmente.