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decent poster paints??!!??

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shockedballoon · 06/03/2016 14:46

Does anyone know where you can get a set of poster paints that have robust colour coverage and aren't watery-assed feeble pigment - lacking disappointments!

Just doing some craft stuff with DS and neither of us are impressed with his paints. He's some from wilkinson's and some i think were from hobby craft. They have a slimy texture and give rubbish coverage.

I remember them smelling chalky in primary school? Though this was a long time ago!

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PassiveAgressiveQueen · 06/03/2016 14:48

Acrylics are best, much better coverage

shockedballoon · 06/03/2016 15:07

Do they wash out though? I mean even though DS wears an apron, he's 6.....Grin

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PassiveAgressiveQueen · 06/03/2016 15:20

Because they are less runny it doesn't spread as much, but i do restrict it to projects we actually want to keep/ give as gifts.
It doesn't wash out of clothes very well

NannyR · 06/03/2016 15:33

Acrylics don't wash out of clothes. I've always preferred powder paints for children's craft activities, you can mix them to different consistencies, but I've only used them in schools, I don't know if you can buy them in smaller quantities.

shockedballoon · 06/03/2016 15:59

Ah - maybe it's powder paints I'm remembering!
I think I'll save acrylics for when he's a little more 'exacting' in his painting!

Thanks!

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WisestIsShe · 07/03/2016 19:30

I'm a cm and use scola paint. I remember having it in school when I was a child! The colours are brilliant and only the purple is tricky to get out. I get it from Amazon.

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