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As the title suggests, I'm having trouble finding a non-coated parchment paper for wet palettes. I've always used a silicone-based one, but I'm getting tired of my mixtures drying out overnight. I've tried Reynolds and Wilton brands.

Anyone out there know of the "ideal" parchment paper?

If you can't find big store brand stuff, non silicone, then just go to your local print/paper store and get a ream of high quality paper. It will work fine, and last forever. Look for at least 34 lb.

Ah interesting idea. Do you find the paper ever dissolves though?

Trapper wrote:
Ah interesting idea. Do you find the paper ever dissolves though?

It will eventually. But you really shouldn't be using the same paper that long anyway. All sorts of strange things start growing after a while. And I am a brush licker. After a couple days change it up.