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Maria Jose Wenk
> 3 dayhermosos colores. muy nitidos y existe una gran diferencia entre cada uno. no los he probado aun en mexclas como para ver trasnparencias , funcionan un poco como un gouache en pastilla de gran intensidad y brillo de color
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Roel Cassin
> 3 dayI am in love with this brand and metallic paint, the quality is impeccable, the paint is very special, when i received it and realized how wonderful it was i went to the place i stored my paintings and finished a many as i could with a little bit of gold and silver, the results are fantastic. I also did my Christmas cards with them and wrote with them. Very special and good quality, worth it the money for sure. I adore them!
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Amanda K
> 3 dayI got these for card making, to add some pizzaz to my designs. The colors are beautiful and look different on white and black paper. They work great!
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K.L.
> 3 dayYeah, these are expensive. Yeah, they’re almost 3 times of the price of the Kuretake brand gold 6 Pan watercolors. But if you’re serious about your metallics, these are the best out there and nothing even comes close. I have both these and the Kuretake, and I also have a metallic set by Schmincke, as well as a cheaper company called Mozart. I have also tried making my own metallics with Pearlex powder pigments (NOT worth the trouble). I am an avid painter and I paint every day. I have tried a wide range of metallics as metallic accents are extremely important to my style of painting. And please believe me when I say that nothing, NOTHING on the market compares to these in terms of opacity, creaminess, shine and shade range. This company knows what they’re doing, and they’re doing it perfectly. I am in love with how every painting turns out, accented with these metallics. In fact, I believe they give my paintings a gold-leaf look - something that is otherwise extremely messy/ delicate to achieve. These paints are best used with a small brush for acrylic paints. They can be applied on almost any surface. And the consistency can be well controlled by how much water you add. The issue with the Kuretake paints is that, even though they look similar to finetec on the painting, the paints wear down quickly. Finetec lasts forever. You can feel how densely packed each cake is by how long it takes to activate. In the time it took me to use up an entire rectangular pan of Kuretake, I’ve only barely made a dent in a cake of Finetec. So if you’re someone who uses up your paints, it’s actually more economical to get Finetec. No I’m not sponsored by Finetec , just someone who has looked for the perfect paint for a decade and finally found it. Plus, if you are an instagram artist (follow me btw at butterletters), the Finetec palettes are beautiful to photograph next to your art and calligraphy. I never want to include my awkward rectangular Kuretake palette in my photos. But the round, silky, delicious Finetec paints add something so satisfying to my Instagram photos. So there’s that to consider haha! Anyway, I can’t rave enough about these! Time to go paint some more!
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Angela F
Greater than one week100% worth the price. Yes it is a bit expensive but I can promise you that you will not be disappointed. The colors are so so pigmented and work so well on card stock. It applies very smoothly as well. If you are looking to add touch of gold on cards or paintings, look no further. This is by far my favorite metallic paint, it is so incredibly reflective and shiny as well!
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Elizabeth
Greater than one weekreally pretty paints!! they are a bit harder to work with than typical watercolors, other than that the colors are fun and look good as accents. That being said, you only really need 3 of these colors, the white shimmer, and a warm and cool gold, all the other colors look like watered down versions or mixtures.