Maple
Walnut
Description
A wooden watercolor paint palette for use in the Scout Plein Air Box.
Reviews
- JSJACK S.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 days agoQuality Quality Quality
Way beyond what I was expecting!!!
Nice work!
- GCGladys C.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars7 months agoBeautifully made for my watercolours!
Fits just perfectly in my Scout Box, such a great addition if you got the oil paint box for versatility
- AFAllison F.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoReal Glad
I bought the watercolour palette for my Scout box after having the oil painting version for a while. I love the option to buy spare parts. I find that this wc palette is a little looser in the slot than the glass palette, and I may have to jam it so it doesn't rattle about when I travel, but it definitely fits, and the dimensions might even be necessary since some woods shrink and expand depending on the ambient temperature.
I also found a shop on Etsy (poemsbaoutyou) that makes 'mini' bioplastic pans to fit the P&A Petra. Though I have not received the pans yet, it seems like the Petra wells are the same size as this Scout palette. I was apprehensive to fill the trays directly as I would be stuck with one palette when I might need to swap out certain colours with seasons. Or moods. Or subjects. Or.
Shipping and service were super fast! Real glad with my Scout in general and this addition just makes it all the more versatile.
- RLRoberta L.Verified BuyerRated 3 out of 5 stars1 year agoNervous
Questions I need to ask myself about the watercolor paint palette.
1. How will my paint wells respond to tannins in the wood, tung oil and a regular dowsing with water. Being a nervous mervous (not sure about the spelling of this word), I decided to take my concerns into my own hand, I brushed a GA200 acrylic paint film into each well and let it cure for 48 hours before filling. I’m waiting for the paint to dry before I start using. This experiment will take time.