What brand is the parchment paper from? I recently just got the reynolds baking parchment...but afraid it might be nonstick which would have a coating on them
Hi. The side doesn’t really matter, but the type of parchment paper does. I only use the brown kind shown here (unwaxed?). The white one doesn’t work well at all.
I have an Army Painter one for my regular paints, and I use a DIY one for my metallic paints and "speed" or "contrast" paints. They can deposit metals and mediums into your main paints and contaminate them.
I haven’t had that issue and I have used speedpaints and metallics along with regular acrylics all in the same palette for over two years now. So I’m not sure what would cause that.
I like to use the lid rather than the bottom. Very handy, cheap wet pallette!
Yeah I’ve see folks use the lid too. I may try that. It’s probably pretty similar.
Exactly what I needed and very well explained.
What brand is the parchment paper from? I recently just got the reynolds baking parchment...but afraid it might be nonstick which would have a coating on them
The brand is less important but you want the brown colored one like I’m showing. It’s called “unbleached”. The white ones don’t work well.
@@no.6minisi didnt even know that white ones existed
What side of the parchment paper do you put face up/down?
Hi. The side doesn’t really matter, but the type of parchment paper does. I only use the brown kind shown here (unwaxed?). The white one doesn’t work well at all.
@@no.6minis good to note, I had been using white with varying results
Thank you very much!!! Works very well 👍👍👍🌟
Very welcome!
I have an Army Painter one for my regular paints, and I use a DIY one for my metallic paints and "speed" or "contrast" paints. They can deposit metals and mediums into your main paints and contaminate them.
I haven’t had that issue and I have used speedpaints and metallics along with regular acrylics all in the same palette for over two years now. So I’m not sure what would cause that.