POURING MASTERS Titanium White Acrylic Ready to Pour Pouring Paint - Premium 64-Ounce Pre-Mixed Water-Based - for Canvas, Wood, Paper, Crafts, Tile, Rocks and More

Got the paint pretty quickly

Somehow missed that this was going to be thinner because it is discussion mixed for pouring. Thankfully it worked just fine for our summer camp craft. Beautiful color!

The POURING MASTERS Titanium White Acrylic Ready to Pour Paint is one of the easiest pouring paints I’ve used. The consistency is perfect right out of the bottle, so there’s no need to spend extra time mixing or adding pouring medium. It flows smoothly across the canvas and creates beautiful coverage with a bright, crisp white finish. I’ve used it on canvas and other craft projects, and it adheres well with vibrant results every time. The 8-ounce bottle lasts longer than I expected, and the paint dries evenly without cracking. It’s also great for mixing with other colors to create custom shades while maintaining a smooth pour. If you enjoy acrylic paint pouring or are just getting started, this is a fantastic product. It’s convenient, high quality, and delivers beautiful results. I would definitely purchase it again.

These paints would be good for anyone just starting or anyone with children who want to try. These paints don't disappoint when it comes to interesting designs and cells. But if you're trying to do more than just a dirty pour then this isn't the paint for you. It's really thin so the colors bleed together and never create a layer or tree ring effect. And the cells overpower whatever design you tried to create. I wish the company would have silicone free and water free paints for tree ring and more intricate designs because I do love the colors and convenience.

Just as advertised. Perfect color

Great product, great price!

good paint. I can use it.

2oz bottles have been fantastic, great pigment, good consistent out of the bottle for pouring I ordered 64oz bottles of white and black, and they are awful. The white visibly separated, and i tried using a paint mixer to get it back to homogenous mix, but it kept separating. So i got another bottle. The paint keeps separating (crazing) during the pours, and making edge effects with other colors. It simply breaks down and blends, making any attempts to balance opacity and smooth gradients or cell cells fail. Black had been worse. On top of crazing, it eats nearly every other color in the drying process: the consistency just rises to the top before it dries, so great paintings with even a tiny bit of this just fade to black, no matter how i try to mix density of paints. I've had very minor success in using a few drops of it as a way to darken cheap paints in primary colors. I've ruined over 10 paintings by using the bulk bottles of these... But the 2oz and 4oz bottles of the various colors have been amazing.