Daler Rowney Art Masking Fluid, 75ml, Professional Watercolour Medium, Preserves Paper Whiteness

Step-by-step: 1) Shake gently before use. 2) Apply an even coat over the areas you want to reserve as white. 3) Allow it to dry completely. 4) Paint around the masked areas. 5) Once the painting is dry, peel off the masking fluid slowly to reveal the preserved whites. 6) Wash the surface with mild soap and water to remove any residue.

- Volume: 75ml bottle. - Quick-drying formula that dries to a flexible, removable film. - Protects surface highlights and fine details. - Easy to remove, peeling off cleanly after painting. - Non-staining and leaves no marks or residue. - Designed for precise masking in watercolor work.

Ideal for watercolour artists and illustrators who want to preserve white paper highlights, protect fine lines, and keep edges crisp while building layers of colour around them.

Use a dedicated masking fluid brush or a fine-tipped applicator for precise lines. A small round brush works well for controlled masking. Clean brushes with water after use; avoid leaving material to dry on brushes.

Let the fluid dry completely, then peel it away slowly and gently. If any residue remains, wash the surface with mild soap and water to remove it. Avoid forcing the film off, which can damage the painting.

Yes, it is water-based and designed for straightforward use in watercolor projects. As with all art materials, avoid contact with eyes and mouth, keep away from children, and wash hands after use.

On Fepy you’ll find several masking fluids. For a similar option, consider Winsor & Newton Artist’s Masking Fluid 125ml, available at https://www.fepy.com/product/winsor-newton-artist-masking-fluid-125ml. Another alternative is Daler Rowney Art Masking Fluid 125ml at https://www.fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-art-masking-fluid-125ml. These offer comparable masking performance with varying volumes and formulations to suit different project scales.

Yes. After the masking fluid is completely dry, you can apply paint around and over it as needed. Once you’re finished and the paint is dry, peel off the masking fluid to reveal crisp white areas without disturbing the painted surface.

Make sure the masking fluid is fully dry before painting over it. Apply thin, even coats and avoid overloading the brush, which can cause excess product to creep under the edge. Use a sharp edge or fine brush for crisp lines and allow ample drying time between layers.

Keep the bottle tightly capped when not in use and store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Proper storage helps prevent the fluid from thickening or drying out inside the bottle.