do they hold up to wet on wet painting?
614307
I have not had a problem with the wet on wet. A couple have a little play in the canvas but can be pulled tighter. Hope this helps.
2259915
I'm sorry but I can't really answer your question because it's been too long since I received mine. We were remodeling a house and I was just happy to have it. I hope someone else can answer your question. However, I can tell you this, I used mine when I painted six rooms and I still have them. They hold up really well.
1411018
Yes! You definitely want to wet them. Don't keep them soaking wet though... Kind of ring it out until it is damp. Puts liquid foundation on flawlessly !
1660591
They're definitely water resistant. We've been in a few light rains and drizzles with them. I can't say how long they might keep the water out in a downpour.
308854
They do stand up against moisture but do smudge if you rub your eye. The color lasts for hours though and are nicely pigmented so still worth it. They go on smoothly too. They don't tug and pull like other cheap eyeliner.
141593
We are in the marine industry building barges and Tug boat and they are exposed to moisture a lot and occasionally get slightly submerged in water (appears to be water resistant), but I don't know if they are water proof... Suggest checking with Manufacturer
214633
Yes. I've had mine for about 2 years and they've been through a lot... Still look great! (FYI, I don't think they're "hand painted" but they still look great.
858879
I have used acrylics, very watered down acrylics, and alcohol inks on these canvases and all have worked very well. For the price, they are excellent for practicing. Although I have not used watercolors myself, I would say they would be suitable.
217574
I think so. They are not made for the water but there are not stickers that would come off or anything that might be damaged from the water. I would just make sure to set them out to dry when you are finished with them.
1685101
Yes, possibly so, unless you anchor them down somehow. I haven't done that and haven't used them when it's wet, so I can't be sure. Sorry.
1569793
Yes, but they can also be blended wet-on-wet when you are drawing right on a board. They take a bit of time to get used to, but they work beautifully on any surface. They are the main supply in my classroom every year!!!
915107
I think they would but don't know how they would hold up with lots of water exposure. Mine are stuck to the outside of a clear shower door and they are doing great after a year. But they don't get direct water exposure.
113562
Yes, I own several models including this one and I have never had an issue with them getting wet. Their flash lights are the best as far as I'm concerned.
140362
Mine have stayed dry. Very sturdy construction. Stainless hardware. Used in the rain a fair bit and so far no problems.
1462023
They do not drag when wet. I use them with the spray cleaner and they work well
194072
I'm not a professional and so mine are hardly used. I just checked after months of not using them and they certainly seem okay. My suggestion would be to keep the lids tightly closed and to possibly layer a small piece of Saran wrap over the top of the paint to further keep it moist. Alternatively, you can probably always moisten any dry paint, if necessary, by wetting your paint brush or sponge, then work the moisture into the paint. I hope this helps!
1724184
They seem to be, but I have not submerged one in water to find out for sure. Everything seems to stay fresh and dry, even when we run the swamp cooler for months on end.