Princeton Catalyst Tools, Art Supplies for Texturizing and Moving Paint, Wedge- White

Great product. Nice contour, good quality. I use it as an artist with oil painting. Perfect for small jobs as a straight edge.

Love this for painting!

Easy to use, perfect for what I needed

What an amazing tool

I really like the silicone material. I have arthritis in my thumb, and have to be careful with what I use. I could use this tool no problem for painting! With either hand it’s easy to make interesting marks, thick lines, and blend colors. Super easy to wash off again too!

Its an efficient way to undercoat my canvas, and allowed me to make wide sharp turns on the canvas when Im doing abstracts.

Muy bien gracias

When painting, I like to use alternatives to paint brushes for experimentation. Previously, I had been using the flat surface on the backside of paint tubes. I saw a YouTube video where an artist was using one of these wedges, so I decided to give it a shot. It allows you make some interesting gestures that smoothly move the paint. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for something different for painting (particularly abstracts!).

Im using this for collage and I love how smoothly this spreads the acrylic!

My ex was a painter and would drag me to art stores periodically and i saw one of these in Dick Blicks and i had no clue what it was but i started playing with it and immediately thought of using it as sort of a flexible bench-knife spatula combo. I was right. I now have multiples of them and using them in baking applications more than most other tools. As a hand tool i have better tactile feeling vs using a handled spatula and it feels less clumsy. It doesn’t scratch or scrape against metal mixing bowls or metal kitchen tables or stone counter tops. Its a little blunt to be using for dividing doughs and such but i still use it 9 out of ten times. It’s stiff but maneuverable with a fatter “handle” end that tapers down to the business end.