🎨 Dr. Ph. Martin's FRSK10OZLVL2 Frisket: Ultimate Protective Solution for Artists Review

It's quite thin but the good thing is that it doesn't shift or spread when put on paper, it always goes where I need it. I hate the smell and it ripped some of my watercolor paper so I would try it on whatever paper you plan to use.

The dropper doesn't work which is a shame as there is no applicator in the kit and I thought the liquid itself would have a blue cast as the label says indicated on the packaging. Bottle. Also, the consistency of the liquid itself is very watery, which I don't like that much.

I have used other brands and this liquid frisket runs smoother than others. Doesn't come off even when painted. I used it on Arches Aquarelle Hot Press paper and it worked great. It does not stain the paper like other brands. As with all liquid friskets, a little soapy water should be added to the brush before and after application.

The dropper does not work which is a shame as the applicator is not included and I thought the liquid itself had a bluish tinge to it as stated on the label on the bottle. Also, the consistency of the liquid itself is very watery, which I don't like that much.

I love Dr. Ph Martins products so I was very upset with this as I wanted to remain loyal to the brand. This product tore my watercolor paper over both bare paper and already painted paper. I didn't use cheap paper, I'm a pro. My painting was ruined, but it was a small price to pay for my shattered faith in Dr. martins boo

This is the best frisket/camouflage fluid I've ever used. I've used W&N before and had such issues with removal, paper tears, and consistency issues. It was cheaper and easier to use. It exceeded my expectations. Easily removed. It was very faint in color so I could see where it was. I made very thin lines with it and my fingers on Strathmore 400 paper looked like a dream. Even easier when I used a Nag eraser. The paper was intact.