Dr. Ph. Martin'sBleedproof White, 1.0 oz

For years I have struggled with a variety of white markers, acrylic paints etc., to use for highlighting my work, and in every case the colour underneath will bleed through, even after the application of a fixative. This paint is truly opaque. It is also quite thick and stands being diluted if you wish. You can blend it out for subtle highlights as in my photo of print-outs of a small drawing I have done, which I then coloured with Distress Oxide inks and Tombow Dual Brush markers (all water-based). Using a fine brush, it went on really smoothly. It has no smell. I have not yet tried it for lettering but am sure I will not be disappointed. For mixed media work, this paint is going to be essential, and always to hand! It is quite expensive, but you get what you pay for - a top quality product. There is also sufficient quantity to keep me going for a long time. Highly recommended.

Great ink, when slightly watered down, for white splashes on a painting. Also works well using a rigger ( long, thin, very flexible paint brush) for fine white lines, outlines etc. Can be used with metal embossing tools for dots. Very bright white, takes a while to dry, but very effective.

This is the best white I've tried. Truly opaque when used with no water. Great for details over watercolour or acrylics. This is certainly better than my bottle of supposedly opaque white fluid acrylic and better than my white acrylic pens too. So pleased I decided to try it after reading the reviews here.

Good product does what it's supposed to do, however tiny jar.

This is bleed proof, covers dark colours well, great for cards and art projects. Worth the price.

I hadn’t used this before but I had heard good things about it. A little bit really does go a long way. It’s very opaque and covers darker colours well to create a white highlight. I used it over watercolour and applied it neat and slightly watered down to create different effects. I would definitely buy it again.

Delighted with how this product covers every medium I've tried. My only negative is that the container was only a third full, at £14 I would expect it to be full.

I have been using this product for several years primarily to add highlights to hundreds of paintings and it has never let me down once.Yes, the paint can dry up a little (as with all water-based paint) but can be quickly revived with a little clean water, or diluted if a thinner consistency is required, the same as all watercolours.I have tried other options and prefer this 100% over white gouache or white acrylic.