Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor Paint, 21ml (0.71-oz) Tube, Intense Phthalo Blue
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Jill S.
> 3 dayGood size tube, use Payne’s Gray all the time.
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Steve A.
Greater than one weekGood quality paint at this price. First tube was received damaged in its packet but was replaced quickly with no quibble.
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Molly
> 3 dayFine
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Javier Fernandez
Greater than one weekProducto de calidad
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anthony
> 3 dayWill buy again
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Brandy M
> 3 dayThis was the best watercolor for fabric staining. I had tried a couple, and just not had any luck at all. I was really bummed, and decided to try one more, and this one was fantastic. If you dont know what you can do with watercolor for fabric staining - spend 10 minutes on pinterest. You wont be sad. Pros: 1) This stained fabric with no issues. I used this on my daughters navy blue compression vest - neoprene fabric. I had absolutely no luck with getting the paint to show up and stain with previous attempts, so I decided to try this one and it worked. Her once blue vest is now fit for a princess. 2) a LOT of paint. This is a crazy good value in a tube. I love it! 3) the rose is a beautiful color. I was very pleased with it being a nice pink, but not blazing hot pink or anything crazy. 4) tube seals nicely. I used a good amount of paint, sealed the tube and came back to it a couple of weeks later. I was thrilled to find that there was no drying around the top, and no wasted paint. Cons: 1) I dont have any complaints on this one. I am not using it in a traditional sense, but for fabric staining, etc. this is an absolutely phenomenal product!
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Adam
Greater than one weekI bought this to refill the Chinese white in my Winsor Newton Colman studio pan set and the tube was small but it didn’t take much to fill my whole pan up so it should last me a long time. Is working great as it hardened in my pan just like the other pan paints.
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Bri
> 3 dayBeautiful color and quick shipping
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BuzzyLizzie
> 3 dayPrompt delivery & perfect paint
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Lance N. Otis
Greater than one weekWas hoping for bigger - size always running out of white