Redgrassgames Everlasting Wet Palette Painter Lite 8.9" for Miniature Painting and Acrylic Paints - Keeps Paints Fresh, Approved by Pro Painters - Painting Palette with Lid, Seal, 50 Sheets, 2 Foams

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We’ll go into detail about this layer in the guide below and where you can find the right product anywhere in the world (It’s named differently in different places). Spending some money to make sure I have enough time is the right solution, and I was wasting time making something (badly) that I could buy (cheap, for good quality). Premium wet palettes This extra layer acts as a kind of water filter as it absorbs water but unlike other palettes which can overdilute your paint – this helps limit the amount of water which sits directly below the semi-permeable paper. I’ve returned to my own DIY Palette (purely out of personal preference). The Best Wet Palette Equipment If however, you’re putting your base colour down on here, it can easily take up a good 1/8 or even 1/4 of a palette for a large squad. Working on a few projects

Look, IMHO, it’s cool, and if you have use for these features, awesome! But these extra features are also limiting. If you want your wet palette to be a wet palette, there are better options. 4. Army Painter Wet Palette If you don’t use a wet palette already, yes. It will immediately start saving you money on wasted dried out the paint and it will help you in having more consistent paint. From the day I started using a wet palette my painting results improved immediately. Another thing the palette helped me with was brush control – this was especially needed when I was highlighting the raised edges with Gauss Blaster Green. Such a harrowing task was made all the easier as I was able to use the damp hydration sheet to keep the brush bristles sharp and flat before they hit the model. Your palette should be big enough to hold the amount of paint you need for at least one session of painting.I’ve had my eyes opened to so much from my brief time using this product, and as I was painting my figures I could actually feel myself getting better. However, I just find it too small 16 x 13cm (6″ x 5″) to be useful in most scenarios. It’s also quite tall when compared to the other options. Another issue is that the paper and wipe are flush with the edges, of the container – so adding extra water when needed is awkward. While the DIY solution can work really well, and I urge you to give it a shot if you have not tried one, it has some issues. By the time I’d finished applying my half a dozen ultra-thin coats to my Assault Intercessors, it was beginning to get late and I had other things to do. So, at approximately 19:30, I dropped a small globule of Khorne Red onto the wet palette and closed it up. Looking a little green after the “how much water is too much water” test, which for some weird reason I decided to carry out mid-basing. Feel free to skip to the next section, but I’ve always found the unboxing a necessary part of any review. It shows the care put into a product and good presentation really can lead to a great first impression.

This is usually avoided by not closing the lid all the way down. That way the water will slowly evaporate instead, avoiding the mould. With RGG’s Everlasting Wet Palette, I could see myself improving, feel myself getting better. I had a deeper appreciation for the work I was doing, for slowly building up of those layers, for being absolutely certain all my paints were the correct consistency before applying them, instead of just making do. I have a bit of a process when I first load a wet palette that has been dry. I soak the foam fully under the tap until it’s soft. Then I’ll place it in the tray. After this, I add water all over it, Essentially submerging it slightly. Give it a few seconds to get the water fully absorbed, then tip any excess water out.

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Just go with me, you’ll understand as we go through (and probably exclaim, “Well yeah! That’s obvious”). Step 1 – Add Tissue Paper or Sponge