Arteza Acrylic Pouring Paint Set vs Pebeo Pouring Experiences Kit
Buy the Arteza set if you already own cups, sticks and a canvas and just want more premixed paint. Buy the Pebeo kit if you are starting from zero and want the tools included. The Arteza set is 8 bottles of 4 oz premixed pouring acrylic; the Pebeo kit is a 47-piece beginner kit with paints, cups, sticks and boards. Check the current price at each store before deciding, since the two are sold in different formats.
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Arteza Acrylic Pouring Paint Set
4.7Choose the Arteza Acrylic Pouring Paint Set if you want eight 4 oz bottles of premixed high-flow paint, including Titanium White and a metallic Bronze, and you already have your own pouring cups, sticks and surfaces.
- Premixed and ready to pour, no medium to measure
- 8 bottles at 4 oz each gives a good paint supply
- Includes Titanium White for a base and metallic Bronze for accents
- Low odor, quick-drying and washable
- Works on rocks, glass, ceramics and canvas
- No cups, sticks, pipettes or canvas in the box
- Pastel palette limits bold or dark color schemes
What separates them
| Arteza Acrylic Pouring Paint Set | Pebeo Pouring Experiences Kit | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | 8 bottles of premixed pouring acrylic, 4 oz each | 47-piece kit: paints plus pipettes, graduated plastic cups, wooden mixing sticks and canvas boards |
| Paint volume | About 32 oz total across 8 bottles | Paint volume not stated; the 47 pieces are mostly tools and boards |
| Color range | Pastel rainbow shades plus Titanium White and metallic Bronze | Assorted colors; reviewers call the selection decent |
| Prep needed | Open the bottle and pour; medium is already mixed in | Premixed with Pebeo Studio Acrylics Pouring Medium, but reviewers say the paints need water dilution for a good pour |
| Tools included | None; you supply cups, sticks and surfaces | Pipettes, graduated cups, mixing sticks and canvas boards included |
| Surfaces | Rocks, canvas, ceramics, glass, wood | Canvas boards supplied in the box; interior use |
| Finish and durability |
Price history
- Arteza Acrylic Pouring Paint Set: lowest $28.14 on Nov 1 at Walmart.
- Pebeo Pouring Experiences Kit: lowest $76.97 on Nov 1 at Etsy.
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Specs compared
| Spec | Arteza Acrylic Pouring Paint Set | Pebeo Pouring Experiences Kit |
|---|---|---|
| Paint Type | Acrylic | Acrylique (pouring) |
| Material | Acrylic | — |
| Finish | High-flow | — |
| Specialty Paint | Pouring | — |
| Paint Subtype | Pouring Acrylic | — |
| Set Size | 8 | — |
| Non Toxic | Yes | — |
| Effect | High-flow | — |
| Effect Specialty | Pouring | — |
| Surface Compatibility | Rocks, Canvas, Ceramics, Glass | — |
| Purpose |
Questions and answers
- Which is better for a total beginner?
- The Pebeo kit. It includes pipettes, graduated cups, mixing sticks and canvas boards, so you can start without buying anything else. The Arteza set is paint only.
- Which gives you more paint?
- The Arteza set. It is 8 bottles at 4 oz, about 32 oz of premixed paint. Pebeo does not state a paint volume for its 47-piece kit.
- Do I need to add pouring medium to either?
- No. Both are premixed. Arteza says the medium is already in the bottle. Pebeo uses its Studio Acrylics Pouring Medium, though reviewers note the paints still need some water dilution for a good pour.
- Which is better for painting on rocks or glass?
- Arteza lists rocks, glass, ceramics and canvas as compatible surfaces. Pebeo's kit is set up around canvas boards, so check the label before using it on glass.
- Is the Pebeo kit worth the extra over paint alone?
- If you own no pouring tools, yes. The cups, pipettes, sticks and boards would cost extra on their own. If you already have them, the Arteza set is the simpler buy.
- How do the finishes compare?
- Arteza is opaque, quick-drying and washable. Pebeo cures water-resistant and permanent, which suits pieces you want to keep and handle.
