Holbein Colored Pencil Blender, Meltz, 35 ml Squeeze Bottle (OP850), 1.18 fl oz

This works great! Blends the colors, and allows them to cover any dips in the surface. Can give colored pencils the look of watercolor, or paint. I am a novice, and not finished with this yet, but will upload an example. Use sparingly, to avoid blurring sharp lines and edges. Amazing effects and quality!

Hands down, best solvent for wax-based colored pencils I have found. Works with ALL brands, and a little goes a long way. If you're used to using plain alcohol for blending, there is a bit of a learning curve, since this is a stronger solvent. I will definitely be purchasing more.

It definitely blends. Basically turns the colored pencil into watercolor painting but with less control. Not sure i've the skills to master this medium, and I use watercolors regularly.

Works very well. Does not bleed through

Best cover color ive used. Fixes small holes

I have a set of Holbein pencils but I tried to use this on my Caran D’Ache set too and it doesn’t work. I prefer Holbein pencils anyways. But I like how this blends things out.

I just got the Holbein colored pencils, and this stuff works great!

Holbein Meltz solution is capable of blending out coloured pencils but is also capable of blending out water-soluble media, as well. I put the Meltz solution into an empty Copic Sketch marker and use it as a blender for coloured pencils as well as water-colour pencils and even Neocolor II crayons. The Sketch body is refillable and the Copic nibs are replaceable if they get too worn. It's the perfect environmentally-friendly solution - no plastic pens to throw out when they're empty or when the nib is worn. Love Holbein Meltz solution!

As a liquid colour blender it is effective. But it takes a long time to dry. Hence one needs to be careful of quantity used for blending.

Buen producto

It works well with coloring pencils. Blends well. With Hobien pencils. Overall a good product.

Expensive but works great only need small amount

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