Daniel Smith Watercolor Ground - Sampler Set of 5-4oz Jars for Using Watercolors On Any Surface Mars Black, Pearlescent White, Buff Titanium, Transparent, Iridescent Gold

You can use watercolors on any surface with Daniel Smith's Watercolor Ground! After applying the Ground you can paint with watercolors on wood, plaster, metal, plastic, glass, and fabric! Simply brush the Watercolor Ground on and within 24 hours the surface will be transformed into an exciting absorbent ground for watercolor! If you make a mistake, rescue your painting with Titanium White Watercolor Ground the "white out" for artists that allows you to cover up and start over with a fresh white surface. You can use one of the colored Grounds to create surface texture or use the Transparent Watercolor Ground which allows the surface of your substrate, for example, wood grain or decorative paper, to show through when you paint over with watercolors. Daniel Smith Watercolor Ground creates a soft, absorbent watercolor surface with a slightly cottony texture that's similar to cold press paper. With this breakthrough archival-quality ground, artists can create new work on any surface, rescue flawed paintings, lift and scrub without damaging the painting surface, and frame without glass. There's really no end to what can be done!

• You can use watercolors on any surface with Daniel Smith's Watercolor Ground! After applying the Ground you can paint with watercolors on wood, plaster, metal, plastic, glass, and fabric! Simply brush the Watercolor Ground on and within 24 hours the surface will be transformed into an exciting absorbent ground for watercolor!
• If you make a mistake, rescue your painting with Titanium White Watercolor Ground the "white out" for artists that allows you to cover up and start over with a fresh white surface. You can use one of the colored Grounds to create surface texture or use the Transparent Watercolor Ground which allows the surface of your substrate, for example, wood grain or decorative paper, to show through when you paint over with watercolors.
• Daniel Smith Watercolor Ground creates a soft, absorbent watercolor surface with a slightly cottony texture that's similar to cold press paper. With this breakthrough archival-quality ground, artists can create new work on any surface, rescue flawed paintings, lift and scrub without damaging the painting surface, and frame without glass.
• APPLICATION: We recommend using Watercolor Ground straight from the container. It has a thick, brush-able consistency. Use a soft-haired synthetic brush, foam brush or foam roller for a smoother finish, or a hog bristle brush for a more textured finish.
• CURING: Let Watercolor Ground dry and cure for at least 24 hours. This allows it to attain the right degree of absorption.