UART Sanded Pastel Paper M-160272 9-Inch/12-Inch No.320 Grade Paper, 10-Pack

$ 34.99

Score By Feature

Based on 12 ratings

Giftable

9.55

Value for money

9.42

Satisfaction

9.74

Packaging

9.58

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Product Description

The grain application is consistent thanks to our computer-controlled electrostatic coating process.

Uart pastel paper is acid-free and ph neutral.

It can be painted over with a variety of media, including water, oil, mineral spirits, turpenoid, and alcohol.

The tooth will still hold many layers of pastel after the underpainting process, and the grain will stay attached to the paper.

Uart comes in seven different grades, ranging from 240 to 802 points.

Questions & Answers

I'm curious about the color of this paper. Is it in good condition?

Yes, the color of this paper is buff.

I'm curious about the color of this paper. Thanks. ?

Tannish brown, as seen in the picture.

Is it possible to use colored pencils on this paper?

I believe it could, but I believe it would quickly eat through your pencils. But, since I have no idea how you work, give it a shot. There's a good chance you'll pick up a few new skills.

Selected User Reviews For UART Sanded Pastel Paper M-160272 9-Inch/12-Inch No.320 Grade Paper, 10-Pack

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, who The product is great, but the $20 plastic flip flops arrive in a watertight plastic bag, while the $40 art sand paper arrives in a box! What's the problem with this picture, given that it does rain?

5/5

Averie Stokes

| Apr 17, 2021

I'm very happy

5/5

The sturdiness of this paper appeals to me. When working, tape the edges to keep them from curling upward.

Skylar Shields

| Jul 28, 2021

The sanded paper is fantastic

5/5

The Uart Sanded Pastel Paper No. 1 is a medium-weight pastel paper with a sanded finish The 320 grade is a great value and a great product. br>Being new to pastels, I didn't realize how important it was to get the right grade for the right project. The 320 is a good all-around grade. texture is all about It can hold a lot of chalk layers without losing the one you're working on right now. The 600 and 800 are much finer grades that are ideal for fine detail work. A course grade has more teeth and is more "workable" for landscapes and general work than a portrait or animal grade.

Jake Myers

| Dec 23, 2020

Five out of five stars

5/5

It matches my soft pastels perfectly. I can blend them and add more to the paper at the same time.

Kalel Logan

| May 14, 2021

The 800 grade is coarser and more difficult to apply fine detail to

4/5

I used one of the 800 sheets. I've found that the 800 grade is coarser and more difficult to apply fine detail to. I used an 800 grade sheet for a portrait and struggled with it for a while before realizing it was the texture of the paper that was causing the problem. I'd use a lower-grade UArt paper for portraits. I have not used the 320 grade, but I have used the 400 grade, which I found to be far more manageable. For landscapes, I liked the 400 a lot.