Turner Colour WorksPalette Cleaner Removes Paint Stains and Paint Residue from Palettes - Ideal for Ceramic, Plastic, Metal, Watercolor Palettes, Acryl Gouache and Other Paints - 40ml Jar

Works great as long as you don’t leave it on too long. I use it for watercolors. I did have some clumps and that’s the only reason for less stars. Due to clumping, it wouldn’t work in my fineline device.

I am learning to paint watercolors. I had a practice painting that required use of the masking fluid. I used my favorite brush. The masking fluid applied well and was easy to remove when dried - just rub it away with your finger. However, not so easy to get out of my good paint brush. I tried everything - soap and warm water, witch hazel, nail polish remover - and finally, Pro-Strength Goof Off (because regular old Goo-B-Gone did not promise latex removal). Brush is back is working order, but I had write on the jar lid a reminder not to use the good brushes. Let this be a lesson to anyone who has never used the masking fluid before. There are no such reminders on the jar.

Removed all stains from my water color pallette I have been using for 20 years. The surface is like new.You only need a small amount on a paper towel.

Would not remove my ink application

The only disadvantage is that it is so white....hard to see where it is laid down.

This masking fluid is exactly as advertised. It dries quickly, but the thin texture allows it to go on smooth and in fine detail which is exactly what I needed for my watercolor. It comes wrapped in about 3 layers of bubble wrap so the glass jar doesn't break and got here safely, quickly, and without any issues. It dries a soft yellow that is almost transparent and doesn't leave any discoloration on the paper. Because I store my masking fluid upside down to prevent excess drying the flat jar top makes for a prefect solution rather than tall, thin, or strange shaped bottles. When I am done with this pot I will likely order a new one if it's still available.

The masking fluid works just as it should. It went onto the paper easily and dried reasonably quickly. I removed it with my remover eraser in the morning which was a joy, NO TORN WATERCOLOR PAPER! The residue on the eraser was pretty easy to remove as well. I washed my brush immediately after applying the masking fluid and it washed out of the brush, in fairly warm water, almost immediately as I pulled the dried bits from the tips of the brush. I am very happy with both masking fluid and the eraser remover. Ergo, the 5 stars!

Watercolor painting