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Glass Artists Palette

by Amaco

Made of 100% tempered safety glass. Backed in white safety vinyl. Designed for all paints. Smooth, non-porous surface improves color mixing. Reusable and economical unlike other palettes. Easy to clean--no mess, no dried paint build-up. Dried oil paint is removed with light scraping. Dried acrylic paint peels off. Recommended by professional artists and art instructors.

Classic palette shape measures 10 3/4 in. x 13 in. x 1/8 in. and has a round thumb hole. Rectangular palette is 11 in. x 14 in. x 1/8 in.

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Average User Rating: Based on (8 Reviews)

linda l. from hattiesburg, MS says:

perfect size, excellent quality, easy clean up. this is a great product.

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Rated by: linda l. in hattiesburg, MS

perfect size, excellent quality, easy clean up. this is a great product.

Rated by: Mary B. in Gainesville, FL

My art teacher recommended a glass palette and I love this one - in the rectangular shape. I don't hold the palette but rather place it on a high stool next to me so don't need the thumb hole in the classically shaped palette, and like having the extra room for mixing in the rectangular.

Rated by: Robert L. in hamilton, TX

this is a much better palette than the acrylic on i had been using, easy to clean up also.

Rated by: Sara S. in Bloomington, IL

Great palette - exceptionally useful and makes for easy clean up. I would definitely recommend a glass palette over palette paper or a wooden palette.

Rated by: Michael J. in Little Rock, AR

I have both the classic and rectangular shaped glass palettes and really like them. They are easy to clean with a scraper and a little turpentine (for oils). Only potential drawback is that the white backing can bubble if you get thinner/turpentine on it.

Rated by: Todd H. in Huntsville, AL

Neat item, very useful and works great with the Masterson Artist Palette Seal which keeps your oils fresh and dust free.

Rated by: Bruce P. in Stuart, FL

great product

Rated by: Michael M. in New York, NY

Great Palette. Has a smooth, tempered surface for easy mixing. Glass is backed with white contact paper for viewing pigment colors more accurately.

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