Mont Marte Palette Knife No.17, Stainless Steel Blade, Wide Curved Design, Wooden Handle, Professional Tool for Texturing & Mixing

Blade design: wide, curved stainless steel blade. Material: polished stainless steel for smooth application. Edge: flexible for controlled texture creation. Handle: wooden for comfortable grip. Finish: rust-resistant blade for long-lasting use. Ideal for thick, textured painting techniques.

The curved blade allows broader, sweeping strokes and more dynamic texture patterns. It provides greater control when dragging and scraping paint, producing swirls, ridges, and layered textures that are harder to achieve with straight blades.

If you’re exploring alternatives on Fepy.com, consider: - Mont Marte Palette Knife No.15: https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-palette-knife-no-15-mcg0063 (slightly narrower blade for detail work) - Mont Marte Palette Knife No.13: https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-palette-knife-no-13-mcg0059 (mid-width blade with similar curve for balanced textures) - Mont Marte Palette Knife Set 5-Pcs: https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-palette-knife-set-5-pcs-mcg0100 (great for a range of blade shapes)

Ideal for creating thick textures, large color blocks, and blended transitions in oils and acrylics. It’s also suitable for blending gels or modeling pastes on the canvas or palette.

Wipe the blade with a soft cloth and mild soap and water after use. Dry thoroughly, especially the wood handle, to prevent swelling. Avoid soaking the knife and store in a dry place to maintain the wooden handle and metal finish.

Yes. The wide curved blade is well-suited for gels, modeling pastes, and heavy body acrylics, helping you achieve rich textures and even distributions.

Yes. It’s designed for professional artistic use with non-toxic materials. The wooden handle provides a secure grip, and the rust-resistant blade is built for repeated use in studio settings.

The No.17 offers a durable stainless steel blade with a comfortable wooden handle and a broad curved design that enables versatile texturing. This combination tends to provide good durability and broad applicability at a competitive price point.

Hand-wash is recommended. Use mild soap and water, then dry thoroughly to protect the wood handle and prevent rust on the blade.

Dip the edge lightly into paint, remove excess by a light scrape on the edge, and apply with steady pressure in wide, sweeping motions. Use the curve to guide textured patterns and gradually build up layers for depth.