Special Lesolvant
<Solvent preparation> - <Prepared solvent oil>
Capacity: 55ml
Ingredient:Dammar resin, turpentine and polymerized poppy oil
Uses:
- Dries slower than Linseed Oil
- Dry faster and less yellow than regular Lesolvant
- Creates a slight shine from plastic
- Does not change paint color, does not discolor bright colors
- Use with turpentine oil when diluted
Details:
The mixed solvent is created by dissolving dammar resin with turpentine and polymerized poppy oil. Dries slower than linseed oil, faster and with less yellowing than regular Lesolvant. Has the property of creating a slight shine from plastic and does not change the paint color like Stand Oil, creating flexibility for bright colors such as white or yellow.
Use with turpentine oil when you want to dilute.
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- Oils: Base of oil paint. Basically, oils (most commonly linseed oil) are used as both Binder and “Vehicle” for oil paints. Paint oils can be added to paint to change the texture of the color layer - adjusting consistency, gloss and drying time. Especially when painting in multiple layers, using oil helps retain the "flexibility" and durability of the color layer in complying with the rule of "fat" on "thin" / thick layer on top of thin layer / oily layer on top. layer with little oil or a lot of solutes/long-drying layer on top of the quick-drying layer, preventing excessive thinning of oil color when using solvents.
- Solvents (Mediums): Used to change the texture of the color layer – adjusting consistency, gloss, flow drying time and texture. Use in sufficient quantity.
Solvents: Used to significantly thin the paint layer. Specially used to wash brushes and palettes after painting. Should only be used when painting the first/lining layers to avoid uneven drying and cracking of the painting.
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