Liquitex Professional Effects Medium, 118ml (4-oz), Masking Fluid

I used this medium to mask off areas I didn’t want painted. It worked very well and was fairly easy to removed afterwards. Drying time was pretty quick so I could finish painting the areas that needed painting. I’d recommend this product to anyone who paints

This masking fluid is perfect. It doesn’t dry too quickly, which means it doesn’t gum up the brush. It goes on nicely and it dries at a good rate. I’m using it in watercolor washes and it stands up to the water very well. In this piece I’ve got several layers of paint. I would highly recommend it. Excellent value. This is the one to get.

Works great for miximg with paint or on its own! Quick drying time and great vaule for your money!

Works decently but it can be a little difficult to remove at times and as it’s white, it’s hard to see as you’re applying it - so it can be a bit hard to use. It is a great value, though.

good quality for the price

Love, love this product and use it all the time. It's decent quality and mixes very well. Highly recommend for acrylic Pour-ists of any level.

You can't apply with a brush but it will go on with your finger. On apoxy resins. This should be on the info somewhere just to let you all know if you need this info.

Used this to mask the center hub cap on my rims when I painted them. It brushes on easily and works great. I would use a couple of coats to make sure you get good coverage.

Product just as Described

Liquitex speaks for itself...did the job perfectly

I am very satisfied with this product. Easy to use. Just rub the product with your fingertip once the watercolor is dry.

I love it

Excellent quality masking fluid, but I would recommend getting the yellow one if you are making very detailed masks. I use this to mask off areas while watercoloring and I have had no issues with leakage through the mask. However, I have accidentally made the mask flow outside of where I wanted it to go because this fluid is white and I work on white paper. It is removed with friction, so I recommend checking the masked off area and carefully removing any additional masked off areas before painting. Also, be gentle when removing this, as it can tear some paper if you use too much force.