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Pebeo Easy Peel Liquid Latex Masking Fluid - Drawing Gum - Dries Quickly - For Ink - Watercolor - Gouache Painting & Illustration - Fine Arts & Crafts Supplies - 45ml Bottle

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Features

  • PROTECTS YOUR ART: Our natural latex masking liquid is an easy-to-peel formula that can be applied to artwork to mask areas that require protection from paint and ink splatters; Apply prior to applying colors on your paper, canvas, or other base
  • DRIES QUICKLY: Our masking fluid applies with a bluish tint so it is easy to control application, and dries fast so you dont have to waste time waiting to paint or draw
  • EASY TO USE: Apply with a brush or a pen, and removes easily by rubbing with your finger, or with an eraser to reveal color-free areas and details
  • VERSATILE APPLICATION: Appropriate for various surfaces such as paper, cardboard, canvas boards, glass and more; Sets quickly and can be used with watercolor, acrylic, crayons, pencils, pastels, and ink
  • THE ARTISTS CHOICE: For three generations, Pebeo has combined its technical expertise with its love of art with a desire to create the best art supplies for artists around the world and we offer professional grade materials and superior formulations

Description

Protect that blank space on your canvas There is nothing worse than having to cover up accidental paint splatters, brush strokes, pen marks, airbrush strokes or ink blots while working on your masterpiece, which is why we have created a quick dry, easy to peel solution that combats rogue spots and spills while you are painting or drawing. Ideal for use on a variety of surfaces such as paper, cardboard, canvas boards, glass and more, the natural liquid latex formula locks out unwanted moisture and water damage by sealing the desired area until you are ready to reveal the blank canvas underneath. Quick and easy application The Pebeo Masking Fluid applies with a bluish tint for maximum control, and dries quickly so you don’t have to wait to draw or paint. The water-resistant formula removes quickly just by rubbing your finger, rubber eraser, or your tool of choice over the covered area to remove the dried latex. At Pebeo, we’re breaking the mould! For three generations, Pébéo has combined its technical expertise with its love of art with a desire to create the best art supplies for artists around the world. Pébéo offers professional grade materials along with technically superior formulations.

Brand: PEBEO


Color: Assorted


Size: 1.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)


Item Volume: 45 Milliliters


Special Feature: Contents Latex


Unit Count: 1.5 Fluid Ounces


Paint Type: Watercolor,Gouache


Specific Uses For Product: art


Surface Recommendation: Ceramic, Fabric, Glass, Paper, Plastic


Item Form: Liquid


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.69 x 1.69 x 2.63 inches; 1.27 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ PE033000


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 14, 2013


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Pebeo


Best Sellers Rank: #1,253 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing (See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing) #2 in Paint Mediums & Additives


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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 4,118 ratings


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Passed all my tests!
Style: Bonding Adhesives
I ran this through an ‘endurance’ test today. I used three different types of applicators - one was a ruling pencil (a very cheap one) and two were silicon ‘brushes’ (also cheap). Bottom line was this mask will be an indispensable part of my toolkit. Detail: I made thin lines with the ruling pencil and thick lines with the ruling pencil and with the silicon brushes, and swooshes with the silicon brushes. Ruling pens require frequent refilling but the mask didn’t seem to be more likely to bleed at the places where I had to refill my ruling pen. I did curves and straight lines. I did little dots and circles. Once the masking was done, I let the mask dry for about 90 minutes before applying in different areas water color, water color pencil, and colored pencil and mineral oil blender. Mineral oil in my test didn’t negatively impact the mask one bit. Bottom line is that this mask passed every test. I was happily surprised that the mask did alright with colored pencils. I was a bit careful in my pencil strokes though, because I think the pencil EVENTUALLY would remove at least the edges of the mask, but in my test it didn’t happen. Not even a rubbery nubby! I didn’t color a lot with pencil over the mask, but I wasn’t as careful as I could have been. Not one edge of the mask came up with the pencil work. That’s amazing. Let’s call my level of caution with the colored pencil ‘careless light’ (as opposed to ‘wantonly wild’ or ‘fearfully timid’). Light pencil pressure didn’t seem to mangle the mask in my test. I waited with mask removal until about five hours from mask application. The mask removed super easy with a rubber/gum eraser (also purchased on Amazon). In fact, once I started removing the mask with the rubber/gum eraser, I could pull off long pieces of the rest of the masked line without even using the rubber/gum eraser. This seems to be a strong mask if it turns into something strong enough to pull off in one piece! Even though I used lots of water in some of the watercolor, and mineral oil with the pencil, there was NO BLEEDING either above or below the masked lines. I purposely did one side yellow and the other blue just to see if I’d find any green - there was no green! I used so much water that the watercolor bulged up to the line, but no bleeding. That’s fantastic! Cleanup of the tools I used to apply the mask was pretty easy - and my application tools super cheap. I like the blue tint in the mask, makes it easier to work with. Also makes removing the mask a true ‘reveal’ - the difference is quite fun! Definite recommend. Enjoy! 6-30-2022 UPDATE: I applied quite a bit of masking fluid using a ruling pen on one page of Canson XL Bristol paper. I estimate the masking when all added together covered roughly 40% of this 9”x 13” piece of Bristol paper. After the masking was all applied, I ran out of time and so did not add color (Caran d’Arch water color pencil and Prismacolor Premier color pencil) until the next day, so the mask was on the paper for more than 24 hours. It worked without any bleeding (either on top or below the masking fluid) and amazingly removed easily (with my fingers) without damaging the paper, and left absolutely no residue at all on the paper. I’m also surprised how much masking fluid is left in this little jar after this project! A++++ 5 stars :) Hope this is helpful info for you :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2022 by Curious Reader
    • Great product
Style: Bonding Adhesives
Very easy to use! So happy with this purchase. The quality is great and the price is reasonable. Dries very quickly and it is easy to peel off.
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by teacher girl
    • Works very well
Style: Bonding Adhesives
I've only used these a short time but so far so good. Reminiscent of when I was in high school and we used a similar product. I like that it can mask areas that are too hard to paint white in a project.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2025 by jldempsey925
    • Nice product
Style: Bonding Adhesives
Works well and didn’t rip up the watercolor paper I’ve used it on
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2025 by Vinny Tucci Jr.
    • Nice masking fluid- tinted.
Style: Bonding Adhesives
Nice masking fluid. Tinted light blue so you can see where you put it! Will definitely buy again. Comes off arches paper easily.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2025 by Teresa L.
    • Works great!
Style: Bonding Adhesives
Review Image by J. Mancarella J. Mancarella
I tried another masking fluid before this one (can't remember which brand), but I definetly like this one better. For one thing the other product was white -- this one is blue, which makes it easy to see on your paper. People have different ways of removing it, but I simply rub it with my finger or a rag and brush the crumbs away with a old large paintbrush. Very quick. To prevent the masking fluid from hardening on my brush, I use a method I learned from a youtube tutorial. Before dipping into the masking fluid, I dip my brush in a small jar of water w/ a little bit of dish soap. I pat the brush on a papertowel, then dip in the fluid and paint. I do this every 3rd or 4th time I dip into the fluid. When I'm done, I swish the brush in the soap solution, then rinse in water. Works like a charm. If you want to do very fine lines with the fluid, consider a ruling pen. You can adjust the pen for different widths. This worked great on a painting I did of a brick building -- I used the ruling pen and masking fluid for the lines between the bricks. I could then freely paint the bricks in different shades (as real bricks are not a solid color). I removed the mask, then tinted the lines between the bricks with an off white. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by J. Mancarella J. Mancarella
    • Follow the directions -- putting soap on brush before using is a great tip
Style: Bonding Adhesives
After reading about a lot of similar products and their odor, I chose this one based on other reviews of low-odor, as I'm not always working in a well-ventilated place. Scent is comparatively light. It works well, masks completely in a watercolor or ink painting, and removes completely on 100% cotton paper, and also on a cellulose watercolor paper, both 300gsm, so far has always removed easily without damage to the paper or surrounding paint. I'd been warned about damage to brushes when applying masking fluid, but Pebeo included directions for putting soap on the brush to protect the bristles and make cleaning the brush easy, and it has worked like a charm every time. Even forgot a couple of times and used a favorite brush with no damage so far, though I'll try to err on the side of careful. None of my brushes are particularly expensive, but I've had some favorites for decades, along with some new favorites, and want to keep using them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024 by SM
    • Great masking fluid.
Style: Bonding Adhesives
prefer this SO much more than Daniel Smith masking fluid. Can see it much better, goes on more easily because it's much thinner. Peels off very easily--if your paper is heavily textured you may need to rub it out of the indentations with a soft cotton cloth.
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by Coyotita

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