Winsor & Newton Multi-Surface Preparation White 250ml pot — watercolour ground for painting on glass, metal, wood and ceramic
    Winsor & Newton Multi-Surface Preparation White 250ml pot — watercolour ground for painting on glass, metal, wood and ceramic
Winsor & Newton Multi-Surface Preparation White 250ml pot — watercolour ground for painting on glass, metal, wood and ceramic
Winsor & Newton Multi-Surface Preparation White 250ml pot — watercolour ground for painting on glass, metal, wood and ceramic
    Winsor & Newton Multi-Surface Preparation White 250ml pot — watercolour ground for painting on glass, metal, wood and ceramic
Winsor & Newton Multi-Surface Preparation White 250ml pot — watercolour ground for painting on glass, metal, wood and ceramic
About This Product

Right then — say hello to the cleverest pot of white you'll buy this year. Winsor & Newton Multi-Surface Preparation (White) is a brush-on watercolour ground that turns almost any surface into one your watercolours will happily stick to. Glass, metal, wood, ceramic, plastic, acetate, stone, primed canvas — even the odd pebble — give it a coat, let it dry, and you can paint on it exactly as you would a sheet of watercolour paper.

The white version lays down a bright, opaque base, so your colours sing the way they do on a fresh sheet of cold-press — clean lifts, lovely blends, proper granulation, the lot. It's the perfect primer when you want that classic luminous watercolour finish on a surface that was never meant to take water in the first place.

  • Works on: glass, metal, wood, ceramic, plastic, acetate, stone, canvas and more
  • Finish: bright, opaque white watercolour-ready ground
  • Behaves like paper: lift, blend, layer and granulate once dry
  • Size: generous 250ml pot

Whether you're decorating ceramics, reviving a thrifted vase or taking your sketchbook somewhere it's never been, this is the little pot that quietly deletes the word "can't" from watercolour. Prefer to let the surface show through? Reach for the Transparent version.

About This Product

Right then — say hello to the cleverest pot of white you'll buy this year. Winsor & Newton Multi-Surface Preparation (White) is a brush-on watercolour ground that turns almost any surface into one your watercolours will happily stick to. Glass, metal, wood, ceramic, plastic, acetate, stone, primed canvas — even the odd pebble — give it a coat, let it dry, and you can paint on it exactly as you would a sheet of watercolour paper.

The white version lays down a bright, opaque base, so your colours sing the way they do on a fresh sheet of cold-press — clean lifts, lovely blends, proper granulation, the lot. It's the perfect primer when you want that classic luminous watercolour finish on a surface that was never meant to take water in the first place.

  • Works on: glass, metal, wood, ceramic, plastic, acetate, stone, canvas and more
  • Finish: bright, opaque white watercolour-ready ground
  • Behaves like paper: lift, blend, layer and granulate once dry
  • Size: generous 250ml pot

Whether you're decorating ceramics, reviving a thrifted vase or taking your sketchbook somewhere it's never been, this is the little pot that quietly deletes the word "can't" from watercolour. Prefer to let the surface show through? Reach for the Transparent version.

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Winsor & Newton W&N Multi-Surface Preparation 250ml White

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