Wet Palette Pro Painter Size

It consists of an airtight container containing a moistened sponge covered with a special sheet of paper that allows moisture to pass through.

The container is composed of a lid and a base with a rubber seal that ensures watertightness and keeps the internal humidity for a long time. The sponge and the water needed to keep it moist are placed in the base.

The hydration sponge is one of the key components of a wet pallet. Its primary function is to hold water and provide a constant source of moisture to the palette paper, preventing acrylic paints from drying out quickly.

The moisture-retaining paper allows moisture from the sponge to reach the surface and is strong enough to prevent it from breaking down or decomposing when in contact with the paint.

Content:

Wet Palette
240×160 mm | 9.45×6.3 in

Made of high-strength ABS plastic. Rubber seal between case and lid provides excellent air tightness when closed. Case has non-slip rubber pads to ensure stability. The lid fits under the case to save space. The lid can also be used as a second palette. It has magnets on both sides to attach the Well Palette.

Hydration Sponge x2
220×140 mm | 8.66×5.52 in

Made of PVA, it has the necessary thickness to ensure moisture retention for long periods of time, maintaining an adequate water reserve without oversaturating the paper. It is designed to be reusable and easy to clean.

Moisture Paper (60gr/m2) x30
225×145 mm | 8.86×5.71 in

Moisture-resistant membrane paper. It is designed to be thin enough for moisture transfer, but strong enough to withstand paint application and handling for color mixing. Finished in white so as not to alter the perception of colors.

*Be sure to place the matte side in contact with the sponge and use the satin side for painting.

Elastic band
150×35 mm | 5.9×1.38 in

Ensures a tight seal for your palette during transport.

Well Palette
150×35 mm | 5.9×1.38 in

Made of ABS plastic, it has 5 wells for mixing or thinning colors, saving space on the paper. Fits on the sides of the base of the wet palette by means of magnets.