You can download the playbook page for Light Modeling Paste and  Modeling Paste

Modeling Paste: 

What it is:

A water-based, thick, yet smooth and flexible texture paste with a slightly satin finish when dry. It holds dimension without cracking and is ideal for textured, sculpted, or layered surfaces.

When to use it:

Use for raised textures that stay flexible—great for canvas, journals, mixed media, and fabric. Perfect for stencil work with cleaner lines.

How to use it:

• Apply with a palette knife, through a stencil, or spatula.
• Let air dry fully.
• Can be painted, waxed, or dry brushed after drying.
• Requires about 24 hours to dry completely.

Pro Tips:

• • Adds structure without a chalky finish.
• • Won’t crack when thick—perfect for journal covers or fabrics.
• • Tint it with acrylic paint or mica powders for custom colors.
• (dries white, so when adding colors, this will affect the final color, it will be more opaque then the tint color)

Light Modeling Paste

What it is:

Pentart Light Modeling Paste is a water based, whipped, fluffy texture paste that’s super lightweight and dries to a matte, flexible finish. It’s like Coolwhip texture. :)

When to use it:

Use the light modeling paste when you want dimension on your project without the weight. It is perfect for delicate surfaces like paper, chipboard, and journals

How to use it:

1. Apply with a spatula or brush.

2. Allow to dry then you can paint or decorate with other products.

3. Works well with stencils or for freehand texture.

4. Paintable when dry.

Pro Tips:

• Layer it under rice paper or decoupage for subtle texture.

• Can tint the paste with paint (dries white, so when adding colors, this will affect the final color, it will be more opaque then the tint color)

• Mix with shimmer paints or waxes for soft sparkle.

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