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The first choice for many professional pastel artists! This Uart Pastel Paper is ideal for any pastel painting that requires consistency. UART is beige in colour, PH-neutral and acid-free. It's available in grades 240 to 800. The 240 grade has the largest tooth. 280 and 320 provide even more layering then the 400 grade. 500 and 600 grade provide a moderate bite. And grade 800 is for a super-fine pastel or colour-pencil application. Uart pastel paper will even allow the application of multiple mediums - so a composition of pastels and watercolour can be created with ease. Errors can be taken care of with clear sticky tape.
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Average Star Rating: 3.5 out of 5
(15 customer reviews)
15 reviews for UART Premium Sanded Pastel Paper (9" x 12") - Grade 240 - Pack of 10
Rated 2 out of 5
Dandy from Izhevsk, Russia
Does not meet the standards I was expecting
Rated 2 out of 5
Daily Punch from Warsaw, Poland
Not happy
Rated 2 out of 5
Silent Eyes from Doha, Qatar
Not happy
Rated 2 out of 5
SheWalksInMoonlight from Cuernavaca, Mexico
Good price but item is rubbish
Rated 1 out of 5
megan eve from Lansing, United States
This is the biggest piece of garbage ever made, huge waste of money
United States of America
Dandy from Izhevsk, Russia
Does not meet the standards I was expecting
Daily Punch from Warsaw, Poland
Not happy
Silent Eyes from Doha, Qatar
Not happy
SheWalksInMoonlight from Cuernavaca, Mexico
Good price but item is rubbish
megan eve from Lansing, United States
This is the biggest piece of garbage ever made, huge waste of money