PEBEO Pébéo - Fine Oil XL 200 ML - White Oil Paint Oil Paint - Titanium White 200 ml

Received the xl titanium white tube. I honestly didn't expect to see this. The colour is horrible. It's like a really light shade of grey. Images speak for themselves. Look the difference between a Windsor & Newton and pebeo pigment. I don't recommend this for anybody. Even the consistency is a bit weird. Will be definitely returning back.

I paint wet on wet, this pigment over the next few days slowly permeated every layer and bled making the whole thing a uniform dirty turquoise. Extremely powerful pigment. I struggled to clean bushes and hands, very gluey. Had to throw a favourite brush out :( I'd say use this if you are using it as the last top layer only, or allow layers to completely dry. Very vibrant though!

Pebeo is a brand I’m experimenting with. I’ve also purchased other products even compared to some other brands. The price was a scroll stopper for sure. Texture is smooth and the oil itself holds well on the canvas.Colour is spot on. The oil glides when using knive or spatula. Thins well will thinners and oxidising time relatively well. Have a lovely odour and takes light on the surface moderately to exceptionally well, allowing the artist create atmospheric works.The range is vast.

This is an excellent paint, but I would warn one, it is very thick compared to most oil paints. (About the consistency of peanut butter.)Very good for painting with, and can obviously be altered by adding thinner! Mixes well with other colours, even of different brands.

Pebeo XL are by far the cheapest brand I have found for oil paint. I am not an expert oil painter so I am probably not best placed to comment on the finer points of oil qualities but for what I need this oil paint does exactly what it says on the tube and you get plenty for your money. There are lots of colour choices in this range and I have tried quite a few and found them all to be of a consistently good quality.

Very good, prime choice for me as it’s excellent value for money. However, out of the three times I ordered, one arrived and was labelled as titanium white but it must have been a bad batch as it was tainted with blue pigment. (Photo attached has side by side of two titanium whites I ordered, one perfect one tainted). Please take care to ensure there are no contaminated tubes as White oil paint tainted with blue will be impossible to use in colour mixing as it adds a cool hue to every colour you try and mix. I’m a little apprehensive to order again in case I receive a contaminated tube! Otherwise very good.

Pebeo is a brand I’m experimenting with. I’ve also purchased other products even compared to some other brands. The price was a scroll stopper for sure. Texture is smooth and the oil itself holds well on the canvas.Colour is spot on. The oil glides when using knive or spatula. Thins well will thinners and oxidising time relatively well. Have a lovely odour and takes light on the surface moderately to exceptionally well, allowing the artist create atmospheric works.The range is vast.

I had never used the Pebeo brand of paint before and bought them because Pebeo had 200ml tubes in lots of different colours. I found the texture quite 'gluey' and had dreadful headaches after using the paints for just one day of painting. I had to reorder oil paints in another brand and now, rather than letting them go to waste, I use the Pebeo paints very sparingly when I'm painting. They are okay to paint with but not worth getting headaches for. The odour from the paint was so strong we had to leave the painting outside and I eventually threw the painting out.