Bockingford Watercolour Paper

Bockingford Watercolour Paper
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Acid Free, internally sized, available in a NOT and Extra Rough surface. Very popular.

Please note that the Extra Rough Bockingford has a similar degree of roughness as any of  the other rough papers, the name is a bit misleading as the surface is not rougher than other rough papers. 

SPECIAL OFFER 5 packs or more of Bockingford 140lb NOT or Extra Rough for only £6.12 per pack.

 

The packs of paper listed below are supplied in the following options as regards size:

The Full Imperial Packs contain 5 sheets which are 30" x 22" (76cm x 56cm) 
In the 1/2 Imperial pack, you'll get 10 sheets at the size 22" x 15" 
In the 1/4 Imperial pack, you'll get 20 sheets at the size 15" x 11".

90lb (190gsm) NOT RRP: £5.90 Our price: £5.10
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Product Code: BN90
720 in stock

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140lb (300gsm) NOT RRP: £8.92 Offer price: £7.10
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Special Offer

Only £6.12 per pack when you buy 5 or more packs of this Bockingford 140lb.


Product Code: BN140
1322 in stock

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200lb (425gsm) NOT RRP: £12.70 Our price: £10.17
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Product Code: BN200
100 in stock

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250lb (535gsm) NOT RRP: £16.00 Our price: £13.23
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Product Code: BN250
355 in stock

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140lb (300gsm) Extra Rough RRP: £8.92 Offer price: £7.10
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Special Offer!

Special Offer

Only £6.12 per pack when you buy 5 or more packs of this Bockingford 140lb.


Product Code: BR140
2015 in stock

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200lb (435gsm) Extra Rough RRP: £12.70 Our price: £10.17
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Product Code: BR200
357 in stock

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User reviews of this item:


JG from Bristol wrote:

"Bockingford is a tough and forgiving paper, which is great for all watercolour techniques.
Colours can be lifted if applied too dark without heavy staining problems, and the internal sizing means you do not always need to stretch the paper.

Tip: wipe the surface with a clean sponge dampened in warm water, and begin painting once this has dried. It makes the paint go on more smoothly and stops the hard edges appearing."



Trevor Lingard from Sabden Lancashire wrote:

"Of late this paper has become inconsistent.
I have used the extra rough 140lb since introduction has my backup paper, but unless improvements are made with consistency I shall be eliminating it from my choice."


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