How to Remove Watercolor Palette Stains with Olive Oil

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Testing out olive oil to remove stains from a plastic watercolor palette. Thanks to Jane ‪@whoopsiedaisyjane‬ for this tip!
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17 авг 2022

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@sithadama 4 месяца назад

I tried olive oil and it works really good! Thank you for the tips ❤❤❤

@cris_ad Год назад

Oh that's interesting! I've never seen anyone use olive oil for this and it seems to work really well. Thanks!

@SusanChiang Год назад

I hadn't either - and you're welcome!

@creativecolours2022 Год назад

Hi Susan. The best way to remove stains from your plastic palettes is rubbing their stained surface with toothpaste on a paper towel. Then remove the toothpaste with a wet towel and the palette's plastic will look like brand new. The toothpaste prevents watercolours from beading on the mixing surface and sterilizes also the palette so your colours won't get moldy. ( in case you live in a place with high humidity).

@SusanChiang Год назад

I've heard of this option too, but actually haven't tried it myself - though I'm sure it works well!

@creativecolours2022 Год назад

@@SusanChiang Hi again. Give it a try because it is the only one that works that well. I've tried in the process all the other methods, with the olive oil and the abrasive sponges etc but the toothpaste method is the one that gives the best results and retains the plastic of the palette in good condition. I use porcelain palettes in studio but the plastic folding ones are the best for outdoor sketching and it is the toothpaste that retains them in good condition even though mine are "ancient" to say the least! lol It is also a good method for preparing the ceramic palettes before using them because ceramic palettes come with some kind of polish on them in order to look sleek and shiny and there are chances to make the colours bead when you first use them. So it is a good practice to rub them with a bit of toothpaste before using them for the first time.