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Can FolkArt Pouring Medium be used with FolkArt Pouring Paints?
No, direct mixing of FolkArt Pouring Medium with FolkArt Pouring Paint is not necessary as FolkArt Pouring Paints are already premixed with the necessary amount of Pouring Medium and no mixing is required. NOTE: FolkArt Pouring Paint (paint that does not need to be mixed with Pouring Medium) can, however, be used as one of the desired colors when creating a fluid art project along with FolkArt Acrylic Paints (that do need to be mixed with Pouring Medium.)
Can I use water to thin FolkArt Pouring Medium?
Thinning FolkArt Pouring Medium is not necessary, as it is manufactured to the perfect consistency to create a variety of marbled effects using either the Direct Pour Method, the Dirty Pour Method, or the Flip Cup Method.
Do I need to mix or shake FolkArt Pouring Medium before using it?
No, shaking FolkArt Pouring Medium may only introduce air bubbles into the product. It is best not to shake before using.
Does FolkArt Color Pouring Medium hold up well on outdoor surfaces?
No, FolkArt Pouring Medium should be used on indoor surfaces only, as it is not designed to be permanent outdoor without an outdoor sealer or varnish applied. When decorating an outdoor surface with FolkArt Pouring Medium mixed with FolkArt acrylic paints, the completed project should be varnished with an outdoor varnish such as FolkArt Outdoor Sealers available in Matte, Satin or Gloss finishes.
How do I mix FolkArt Pouring Medium with FolkArt Acrylics Paints? What is the best ratio of paint to medium?
Begin by pouring equal amounts of FolkArt Pouring Medium and a FolkArt Acrylic Paint color into a small cup or container. Mix by gently stirring using a plastic spoon or wood Popsicle stick until thoroughly mixed. Continue for each desired color.
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FolkArt Pouring Medium FAQ
Learn how to use FolkArt Pouring Medium by reading the frequently asked questions.
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