Repaint and thin no more!

thinning

Originally posted by Naukhel
Am I the only one that lets the paint stay in its original consistancy until I put in in a palette, and thins it there?
No your not I also wait until I have a need to thin .I use a clear candle plate stolen from my wife as a palette as I can see thru it for my desired consistancy.DD:D
 

marineboy

New member
tzor, I\'ve worn through paint to bare metal drybrushing...my lesson learned was that my priming wasn\'t sufficient. Used to brush on, now I spray, covers better and is probably more durable.
 

tzor

New member
Well I thought I solved her coal dust legs. But my canera is a harsh mistress and she \"reveals\" the darkness and requires me to continue to do work on her. More paint!
 

GreenOne

I paint my thumb.
getting a dolop of water that has been blessed with the sacred dish washing soap drop, then a drop of flow enhancer.
I always though a drop of soap would make sense, without knowing why...

So.. Why ?

Also heard about stuff like wet water and flow ehnancer... I feel my water is wet enough and flowing enough.. what\'s the deal with that?

Am I the only one that lets the paint stay in its original consistancy until I put in in a palette, and thins it there?
Do you mean that you can thin the paint right in the pot? Makes physical sense, but I don\'t like the idea...
 

tzor

New member
I think it is a combination of water softener and surface tension breaker. (Although I think I may have just described the same effect twice.)
 

tooshy

Active member
Too thin??

...unfortunately I\'ve never experienced being thin, but I\'m willing to try :rolleyes: :D

As for my paint, I don\'t think I get it thin enough. I always find myself leaning across looking at Peter\'s mixed paint and end up adding more water to my own :(
 

marineboy

New member
Way too thin!

Problem here is that I thin my paints so much (with flow enhancer to reduce pooling and gel medium to reduce pigment fallout) that it takes ages to build up any depth of color.....trying to find that golden mean between thinness and coverage is driving me nuts!:mad:lollol
 
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