White mists on kraft cardstock?

I used the Studio Calico white mist on navy and it definitely shows. Unfortunately it never dries well and has a chalky feel. So my page protectors get a little smudgy. But it's the only one that I have found so far that shows.

I don't do splatters, but I've seen people use calligraphy ink, white watercolor paint and acrylic paint watered down.

I use the mr. huey or dylusions. both are nice and opaque.

Dylusions white linen

I use pschhiitt by kesi art. it's the best one i found so far.

I use watered down acrylic paint in a spritzer. that shows up best. it doesn't have to be expensive paint---even the Michaels cheapo brand is fine. there is enough pigment in there. the water is just to thin it down enough to get it through the spritzer.

if you want to use a brush to make splatters, use a toothbrush and not a paint brush. dip it in the white liquid, just enough to wet the bristles but not enough so you get large drips. turn the bristles towards the paper and run your fingers across the bristles from top of the toothbrush to the bottom towards the handle to make it splatter. the size of the splatters depend on how wet the bristles are and how close the toothbrush is to the paper. I learned this when I took a tole painting class and we learned to splatter on wood. it works great. you have better control with your fingers running through  the bristles than just tapping a brush. try it!