Dr. Ph. Martins Bleedproof White Fine Art Paint, 1 Ounce (Pack of 1)

I used this for were detailing as why I bought it. However, where it really shines is as a correction fluid for watercolor. I painted a girl wearing a dress using watercolors. Then I wanted to add a scarf. I didnt plan that. I painted with the bleedproof white over her dress, let it dry then painted the scarf. Perfect! A little goes a long way so it will last you a long time. Highly highly recommend.

Nice addition to my art supplies. It is very thick so you have to take some out and mix with water to be able to use with watercolors. Do not add water to the jar!!!

Best product for creating highlights on ink, markers or colored pencils. The product is quite thick and very opaque. Color does not bleed through it like a Signo gel pen or Posca white (and similar) pens. Does not require extra coats, one coat with a paintbrush is all that is needed. The jar is generous and lasts me quite a long time since I only use tiny amounts. You can thin it with distilled if it becomes too thick. Basically it is an opaque gouache. I highly recommend it.

I was supposed be refunded for this purchase, but it did not happen. The item was leaking along my path, on my porch, and on my doormat. It would not wash out, so I had to purchase a new doormat, then figure out how to get the paint off my concrete path and porch. What a mess! The delivery person had to have known it was leaking, but he left it on my porch anyway, which ruined my doormat. Please refund me in full and refund the cost of my doormat.

Works quite well. Glad I ordered it.

As a fairly new watercolor painter, I often make mistakes that use to frustrate me. With this product, you can paint over mistakes that you cant correct. Can also use to paint in white highlights, snow, stars, etc. I really like this product.

Perfect product

I bought this because of other peoples recommendations when I asked for an opaque white ink to cover up inking mistakes. It should go without saying that youd need to redraw whatever it is you messed up, but apparently not. If you need it for that purpose, forget it. Drawing over this is virtually impossible. Its like it sucked the souls out of all of my inking pens and brushes. Im sure its good for highlights or writing on black paper or something, but forget about it if you may need to cover it in any way (including if you make a mistake in white...) It also dries insanely quickly, to the point where the lip of the jar would be covered in crusted ink if I had it open for a few minutes while using it. I guess it depends on what you need it for. FWIW it didnt bleed into my inks like other paints and inks have done so thats a plus at least. Too bad it doesnt work with my purposes. It was also much cheaper on other websites.

Better than gouache, better than titanium, white, watercolor. All around great white that will cover.

Does a pretty good job of covering mistakes and making highlights.