One minute you're adding a little texture. Next, the whole canvas needs ridges, swirls, and enough dimension to deserve its own postcode. We get it. This bulk modelling paste bundle gives you more to work with for larger artworks, a series of pieces or a studio session where “just one more layer” becomes the afternoon's main event.

More paste. More room to play.

If texture painting is your thing, you know how quickly a tub can disappear. This four-pack lets you stock up for bigger creative plans, with the total volume split across four manageable tubs. Keep one on your workbench and the others ready for your next project, or divide the bundle between workshop participants.

• Bulk quantity: 2 litres total across four 500ml tubs.
• Creative freedom: explore dimensional marks, textured backgrounds and raised patterns.
• Flexible project planning: use across one ambitious artwork or several smaller pieces.
• Easy bundle format: four tubs of the same Mont Marte Premium Modelling Paste.

What is modelling paste used for?

Modelling paste adds physical depth to artwork. Apply it with a palette knife to create texture, build raised areas in dry layers, or embed small objects for mixed media effects. It dries to a hard, white finish and can be painted over with acrylic or oil paint. Mix acrylic colour into the wet paste for softer pastel-toned texture.

Questions about this modelling paste bundle

Is this one 2-litre tub?

No. The bundle contains four separate 500ml tubs, giving you 2 litres in total.

Is it suitable for texture painting?

Yes. Use it to add raised details and textured backgrounds, particularly when you want to build up an artwork over several layers.

Can I mix modelling paste with acrylic paint?

Yes. Mix acrylic paint into the wet paste to create coloured texture. The white paste softens the colour towards a pastel shade. Alternatively, let the paste dry and paint over it.

How long should I leave it before adding another layer?

Allow the previous layer to dry first. Drying time varies with thickness and conditions, so check your actual layer rather than relying on one fixed time.

How do I clean up?

Wash tools with warm soapy water while the paste is still wet.

Got a canvas-sized idea and a single-tub problem? Stock up and get stuck into the texture.