How To Mix? Paint Pouring MIXING Video Showing The Exact Fluidity Used In My Pours

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[@RickCheadle]

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[@bk2nchr]

Rick, your "silent" videos say a thousand words. THANK YOU for letting actions do the talking. OUTSTANDING art and easy (simple) instructions. 🎨

[@RickCheadle]

Thank you. I'm glad you like this style :)

[@kimberlyadkison9845]

I JUST FOUND YOU! And...You just answered ALL my questions without saying a word! Thank you so much for taking the time to do these videos. I CANNOT WAIT to do my own first pour...thanks to you it will be soon. I just watched your video on the Dollar Store budget pour and I’m no longer putting it off due to expense! I’m now subscribed and ready to study all your videos. Happy Painting, Sir!

[@RickCheadle]

Awesome.. Thank You!

[@laurie910]

Wish I'd have seen it!! I just spent $120 on supplies 😨😨😨😨😨

[@dianesheerar6270]

Unbelievable! Your recipe really works! I think I've tried a hundred different ones and purchased a boatload of supplies in the last few weeks. Finally I have a pour I can be proud of. Thank you so much. And as an added bonus, your videos are great, and when I'm not pouring I don't mind watching.

[@RickCheadle]

Awesome.. Thank You!

[@violetta6280]

Thank you. This was very helpful. More helpful than a lot of other videos I've seen where these instructions were missing.

[@RickCheadle]

Awesome.. Thank You!

[@myralawson4543]

Wow! You just answered most of my questions in one video! Thank You 😉

[@RickCheadle]

Awesome.. Thank You!

[@AbstractsByAdrienne]

I follow your work on Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter. I also signed up to receive updates from your website. You are by far, one of the absolute best artists when it comes to this style of art. I'm looking forward to watching all of your videos. Thanks so much for sharing your process. I greatly appreciate it.

[@RickCheadle]

wow! I appreciate it. Thank you

[@d.debellis5091]

Hi Rick I want to THANK YOU so much for your videos ! I just found you by chance and just LOVE your work !! I am subscribing ! It is so generous to share all that you are for us artists.

[@oguislacasa2253]

WAY TO GO, RICK!! THIS LESSON IS REALLY HELPFUL. I'M NEW IN FLUID ART, SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH. IVE ALREADY SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CHANEL. BEST WISHES, GREETINGS AND BLESSINGS FROM 🇲🇩.

[@diannezalewski3885]

You are a terrific teacher, all without saying a word! Thanks so much for taking the time to explain. When I win the lottery, I'm going to buy one of your masterpieces.

[@RickCheadle]

thanks so much Dianne :)

[@MSerhasNOfilter]

LOVE your videos! The silence allows me to get immersed in your beautiful art. Thank you! 💛

[@RickCheadle]

Thank you!

[@welcometomyworldofdemintia1507]

So impressed by your videos I'm going to try my first pour!! I'm a lover of all kinds of crafts and art and I have a wide variety of things I love to make. This is one technique has me mesmerized and anxious to try it myself.. Thank you for making it simple...

[@RickCheadle]

thank you and thanks for watching!

[@proudofmycountryandheritag4400]

Is housepaint a good alternative for pouring. Does the painting last long with all its beauty preserved?

[@janahendrix458]

And yet I definitely love that you let the art do the talking for you. So many people talk like that is what we're there for. (Was that too mean?)

[@geriadams78]

love your paintings. this will help so much when I get up the nerve to do my first pour. thank you.

[@RickCheadle]

thank you!

[@pamelagaskin2924]

geriadams78 Let me tell you I was worried after watching so many pouring videos that I would screw up. Did my first one yesterday and HOLY CRAP! I was soooo happy with the results!! Just get in there and pour!! You will do awesome!!

[@maryjanestrips1014]

Thanks so much! This is by far the best video to make pouring medium I've found. Can't wait to try it out!

[@RickCheadle]

Thanks a lot!

[@ayeshajames8758]

Thank you for your patience and kindness 😘

[@RickCheadle]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@emery25301]

I DO enjoy your "quiet" style. I feel like I pay closer attention (yes, I may or may not have a little ADHD) LOL. When I was researching this type of art, I kept reading, DON'T use "school glue", but yet I see you use it and have amazing results. I absolutely LOVE everything you do. Thanks again for sharing. Please come to the midwest to live.....in my neighborhood.....like right next door.......so we can paint together!! LOL (yeah, that even sounded creepy to ME!) LOL

[@RickCheadle]

LOL!! I'm in the Midwest (Michigan)

[@susandehart4112]

Thank you so much! I really like that you don't talk---it gets to the point so much faster! Thanks for taking time to make these videos. I tried the Dollar Store budget, but it did not make cells. I am thinking now that I did not thin the paint enough.

[@RickCheadle]

thank you ! Yes the consistency IS the key. I recommend this FREE course. It covers everything you need to get started www.udemy.com/introduction-to-fluid-art/

[@karentarleton4673]

Susan DeHart I did the same “dollar store pour” and ended with the same result. I believe my paint was too thick (ended up with cracks) and I did not get the cells I was looking for (maybe not enough silicone spray from dollar store). Overall, the painting is definitely a beginners painting.

[@reneemartin2362]

Thanks so much for sharing this information!! I needed it!!😃😃😃

[@RickCheadle]

awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@francineporter4341]

You are welcome. Simple ,and beautiful pour.

[@RickCheadle]

Thank You

[@darinek.834]

Thank you for your help! I was wondering if we can add sparkles (glitter?) on top of the paint?

[@chauncey9766]

You do white the same also but you just don’t add the silicone spray?

[@sofieonecrow]

Everything I needed to know, but was afraid to ask! Thank you, Rick!

[@RickCheadle]

Great! Please don't hesitate to ask! Here is the best place to reach me facebook.com/CheadleDesigns/

[@mariakoutromanos8232]

Perfect thank you , that means i am able to use a water based multipurpose paint that we ave locally here in South Africa .

[@RickCheadle]

awesome! Show us what you make here! facebook.com/groups/AcrylicFlowPaintingLab/

[@debbieschiff3637]

Hi Maria... I ordered Floetrol online through Flood SA. Its quite costly - 2 lt cost R789 to deliver to my door... but they were efficient and I received my delivery in 2 days. I use Plason Glaze Coat Gloss for my pouring medium. Not sure if this is the right additive but it was recommended by Herbert Evans as Liquitex pouring medium was so expensive.

[@sugarbee1951]

I am also from SA Debbie and trying to figure out where to purchase these products.

[@jessicac6710]

Thank you for this video- Idk why, but it is super hard to find basic, straight to the point vids on mixing ratios - this helps immensely!

[@RickCheadle]

glad to help! More great info here: facebook.com/groups/AcrylicFlowPaintingLab/

[@elisheva5785]

Thank you for taking the time Rick, this has been really helpful to me. :)

[@RickCheadle]

thank you !

[@holly-anne680]

WOW you are even more awesome than the awesome I thought you were......Thank you, I love the idea of that re-purposed paint .......I wonder if some of it is the paint I turned in during my years in construction......Plus I have used glue in some of my pours but not always.......I see that makes a big difference AND I have to use distilled water because my well water is too mineralized in this area........I have learned a lot today, this 1st day of 2018........Thank You!!

[@RickCheadle]

Awesome.. Thank You!

[@sandrahelenes]

Would you use Elmer's glue for archival work, and if not, what do you use for an extender?

[@RickCheadle]

no, I use liquitex pouring medium

[@margaretcardera9801]

I’m glad to have you show the ‘how to’ on mixing. I like your postings! ⭐️🤖

[@evypetre949]

Rick, this was really helpful. My paints were too thick. Thanks for the link!

[@RickCheadle]

Awesome.. Thank You!

[@jannetteknutsen7956]

thank you so much for showing the consistency very helpful for a beginner like me!

[@RickCheadle]

Happy to help. This group may help too :) facebook.com/groups/AcrylicFlowPaintingLab/

[@pamgravett3758]

Thank you for this Rick, very clear and concise ! A big help.

[@RickCheadle]

Thank you :)

[@CappySays]

Beautiful share! Thanks so much for teaching so many.

[@RickCheadle]

thank you!

[@dianelodico2166]

Thank you. Not boring. Very helpful. I can see I am not stirring enough and my paints are too thick.

[@RickCheadle]

awesome, thank you!

[@eleanorvasil4926]

A BIG THANK YOU! I've been watering down my Elmer's and not getting good results....no wonder. Gonna try this way and see what happens. Thanx again.

[@RickCheadle]

great! Keep me posted on your results

[@possumbold]

A good video that shows clearly how to mix paint for new fluid painters. It does exactly what it says it does in the title. A great video for beginners. I wish there had been more when I was starting out. I like to decant paints with tin lids because after the second or third use you get dry bits falling into your paint - unless you scrupulously clean the top indents of the tin and lid. It’s a pain. A good video for beginners. One suggestion- wouldn’t it be better to pour the white medium into the pink, rather than the other way around, so that you could keep using the same cup without washing it or throwing it away? The left over one isn’t easily recyclable otherwise. Just thinking of our planet. I daresay you thought of it when you mixed the next colour? Live and learn. Thanks for sharing.

[@RickCheadle]

Thanks for watching :)

[@ladydee3598]

Just found your videos. I've just begun to binge watch. I was wondering if you're able to do mixes like you are ready to pour but store them for a later time?? I have 2 kids and set up/mixing time takes a bit with them. So, if I could have them ready for whenever we do a project they're all ready to go. Thanks for all the help you have already provided! Now, on to more binge watching 😁✌

[@RickCheadle]

Yes you can! I use water bottles and pre-mix/store for months at a time

[@merryclicker]

Thank you, your mixing method and ingredients have helped me a lot!

[@RickCheadle]

thank you and thanks for watching!

[@pouringvibes3495]

Hello, If we don't use floetrol the ratio is 1:1 paint glue? Thanks!

[@skgrasshopper]

The ratios are much appreciated!!

[@janahendrix458]

I hate to be a negative person but this pouring and stirring. Ohh well short and sweet!😋

[@d.debellis5091]

Questions 1) Any diff results between using the Spray Silicone & Silicone drops ? 2) If you want to add a gloss over your finished paint, doesn't the silicone have to be removed ? I'm new to this but I've seen silicone residue when I've tried. the drops thanks !!!

[@RickCheadle]

I like the drops better. I clean w/ Dawn dish soap

[@lksdesigns]

just starting out and I SO needed this, thank you! so glad I found your channel sensei.

[@RickCheadle]

Awesome.. Thank You!

[@christinaadams1027]

love this video. I'm about to try it for the very best time. May I see the results? I'm trying to decide if I should mix the three colors I'm going to use or just pour one on top of another on the tile.

[@RickCheadle]

not sure what results you are talking about, there are several after pictures here facebook.com/CheadleDesigns/

[@rikkileeg.5792]

Thank you for this. I just bought floetrol and was curious as to the ratios of every thing.

[@RickCheadle]

My Pleasure :)

[@lindaheinricy887]

I just started looking at this type of art and I find it fascinating. You also produce the BEST videos because they are so informative. If you have extra paint after you have prepared the separate colors can you store the paint for another project or do they need to be used right away?

[@RickCheadle]

yes if they are sealed up they last for months

[@BlaizC]

That's a new recipe to me. TFS. For how long could you use the pre-mixed paint? One day, two days, longer? Or do you use it all in one day?

[@RickCheadle]

I generally only mix what I plan on using that day

[@goodbookncoffee]

Rick may not realize it but he's also now an ASMR artist.

[@RickCheadle]

lol. Indeed :)

[@rikkileeg.5792]

Hahahahaha!

[@keariewashburn4680]

Can you use Elmer's glue all and Float medium? Just wondering about that. Thank you for your videos 😊

[@RickCheadle]

You could try it to see, but I have never used those. Thanks for watching!

[@emilygaultney3438]

Might have silly questions.. major rookie, vastly experimenting 😅 So it doesn't have to be a silicone oil? What if I'm using Elmer's glue as my medium? Do you know and can you help me understand resin? And what about using different ratios per each color or leaving an ingredient out of a color or two? How big of an impact will that make on the overall image produced at the end. Is there a large difference in professional grade acrylic and craft acrylic? I neeeeeed to know the secrets. PLEASE HELP! 😁

[@robinray961]

Thanks for showing us how you mix your paint. Is it normal to get craters (not sure I spelled it correct). When I poured my first and second I had these holes is that normal. Some were gone after drying and some didn't. What you think.

[@angiewoollard704]

Soooo helpful - thank you! I've been scouring KZbin for a video on ratios and paint consistency! Why no silicone in whilte?

[@claudiastewart3611]

not boring at all. essential and enlightening. i think ill do better now. thank you.

[@RickCheadle]

Awesome! Thanks for watching :)

[@askthekat]

Hi Rick. Thank you so much for posting this. Have you tried using less "Elmers" and more Floetrol? Just curious as to what that would do.

[@RickCheadle]

yes, it kinda hampered the cell activity

[@askthekat]

Thank you. Now if I can just keep the cat away from the wet paint.

[@hilloreeheselgrave8448]

Very helpful, thanks for sharing this. 👍

[@RickCheadle]

Thank you!

[@irenefehr9192]

Thank you so much, I’ve watched many videos, still haven’t had the nerve to try.. where do you get the quarts of paint you are using?

[@kvetter001]

thanks so much for showing your secrets, Rick. it helps me a lot. :)

[@RickCheadle]

thank you Karin!

[@sweftye583]

Why do you need floetrol? What does it do exactly ? Is there a less expensive alternative?

[@RickCheadle]

Floetrol is not needed. If I don't have it, I skip that part of the mix. It is just a paint extender (makes the paint last longer)

[@karenwoolsey1169]

Rick Cheadle I am in awe. I had heard about acrylic pouring but never saw it done or knew how to do it. I'm now a yuuuuge fan. Do you teach anywhere? I'd love to take a class from you.

[@4everisnotenough]

Swefty E FYI Floetrol is $6 on Amazon. It IS the cheaper alternative but I agree w/Rick. You don't need it & if you ever decide to sell your work commercially you are going to want to ensure your piece to be archival. That just means that you are using (Artist Grade) products that will resist fading & other damage/problems inherent w/house, craft or student paints. Side note: If you want to actually see what I mean...paint a piece of paper or canvas red using craft/student paint. Completely cover 1/2 of your red paint. Make sure no sunlight can penetrate your covered side. Stick in sunlight/tape to a sunny window for about 2 weeks. Then remove covering. You'll see the difference. Some paints you won't need to even remove the covering. The paint will be obviously pink or barely existent. Karen-Seriously? Water down paint. Toss on substrate. Class Dismissed.

[@cfrandre8319]

I cannot get Floetrol (or anything like it) for love nae money! Thank you for saying it’s not essential!!

[@christinasmart1646]

F.I.N.E Forever Is Not Enough there's nothing wrong with her curiosity. At least she asked.

[@gracegirl6399]

Hi Rick, can I eventually resin the top of a pour made like this? I thought that when u use silicone u could never resin it.

[@IreneKiew]

You're right that the resin won't bond to the painting's surface due to the silicone (that's why we use silicone molds for resin casting). From what I have seen & heard on other artists' KZbin channels, you have to clean the surface of the painting to remove the silicone before applying the resin. One artist does it with a paper towel and rubbing alcohol; another rubs baby powder or talcum powder over the painting (he says flour will work as well) and then cleans that off with a little dish soap and water.

[@debkrowicki6129]

So helpful, as usual! thanks

[@RickCheadle]

thank you!

[@Bakerboo]

Excellent demonstration Rick :-) x

[@RickCheadle]

thank you!

[@satyamurtihall276]

I might be wrong but I think Elmers glue is ordinary PVA here in the UK.

[@RickCheadle]

you are correct

[@jdmosaics]

Do you find that some transparent paint helps to produce effect when mixed with the opaque house paints. Most house paint is pretty dense I have found because it has fillers in it.

[@RickCheadle]

yes I do find that. Thanks for watching!

[@jcajote]

Thank you for this! Wha is the purpose of the elmer's glue? Is there an alternative to silicone? I like in the Philippines and i cant find cheaps silicone lubricants here. Thanks

[@RickCheadle]

elmers glue = PVA . dimethicone (found in hair products) works too

[@jcajote]

Oopps i think there were a lot of typos in my comment. Hahaha. Anyway thank you for your reply :)

[@cfrandre8319]

FlippingAmazingturtle YT if you live near city try looking for sewing machine oil?

[@deeneannwhittenford4373]

Very helpful....can you store the paint in a sealed container after mixing?

[@RickCheadle]

yes

[@deeneannwhittenford4373]

I am an artist whose first love is watercolor after art school....always looking for projects for my grandchildren! One of my teenagers loved this so we found a fabulous place in this huge house they are in...it is dreamy and away from his six siblings...I took all kinds of supplies and sent from amazon ahead of time so disappointed for t he little ones were into computers and only the last day one came forward to do it...the 17 year old either felt sorry for me or he did it because he loved it! My granddaughter just came in and was wowed and finally she is ready to go!! After watching your mixing I made t he first really beautiful one...I"m so excited!! The mixing the glue and paint first was the trick that worked for me...then the floetrol....bam I will join your facebook and post it...Even my sister who also is an artist loved it...

[@DreamingCatStudio]

Wonderful demo! What significance, if any, in using water from a garden hose? Thank you!

[@RickCheadle]

thank you. No significance, it was convenient. Thanks for watching

[@shar8651]

Will the paint keep if too much is mixed? (Of course, placing it in a sealed container.) I thought this would be a great project for a children's group. I wanted to premix the paints to have ready for a dirty pour. Thanks!

[@RickCheadle]

as long as it was sealed I think it would be fine. But I wouldn't add silicone until you are ready to pour because it may or may not work properly

[@shar8651]

Rick Cheadle Thanks! I appreciate your response and willingness to share!

[@pamrosenthal335]

Thanks so much for this. I don't have that paint what other paint can I use? I love your videos

[@RickCheadle]

thanks!

[@RickCheadle]

any heavy body paint will work (Liquitex Basics for example)

[@shoshiarie]

thanks a lot. where can I see your work?

[@angelsandfaes]

Do you use this same ratio if using liqutex tube paints, as it is a thicker consistency?

[@RickCheadle]

I am constantly adjusting everything I do, as I go. Thanks for watching

[@HappyPurpleSkull1]

I have a question. When you mix the paint, how do you measure the ratio if the paint is in tubez?

[@RickCheadle]

the same. 1:1

[@helenerouleau6438]

Très apprécié ! Very appreciated ! Thank you !

[@RickCheadle]

Thanks for watching!

[@bevakerman]

Thanks for this, and for your many other videos and posts. My question, just to be 100% clear: so if you used Liquitex PM in this recipe, it would also be 1:1 with the paint?

[@RickCheadle]

no! See here www.patreon.com/posts/13638734

[@2pause2]

Thanks so much really helpful for as I am just starting out with this pour painting .Why don't you use the silicone spray on the white? I did try your dollar store pour which worked great but all I had for spray Is 10wforty which is a lubricant for mental. It seen to work ok but I see from this video that I had my paint much to thick. Dose using a heat gun or torch change the appearance of the pour?

[@RickCheadle]

I rarely do the same thing twice. I would experiment and keep a journal to see what works for you. Every time I have a paint pouring session I try something new.

[@kikilopez9071]

Thank you for posting this. So very helpful. I did it and loved it but I have pot marks on the canvas. What am I doing wrong?

[@RickCheadle]

sounds like too much silicone?

[@kikilopez9071]

Thanks for the reply. I will decrease.

[@JTee05]

What’s the difference between using Elmer’s school glue and the Elmer’s glue all? I’ve heard different opinions.

[@RickCheadle]

Not sure. I've only used School Glue when I do non-archival work

[@barbarahill690]

Can I use up my acrylic paints i.e. Jo Sonya and what can I use instead of silicon. I am trying to improvise and use what I have around the place just to experiment. What do I use to get it to your consistency. Just water.Love your stuff. Thank you.

[@RickCheadle]

you can use hair products containing dimethicone

[@uhhsam]

Is the silicone always pre-mixed into your paints? I ask because in your painting videos, I see you spray a few shots into the cup you are pouring from in-between paints. Just wondering if you do both or if they are separate methods of adding the silicone.

[@RickCheadle]

I don't pre-mix silicone in any paints

[@groovizombi]

What is the purpose of the glue?

[@butterfly4875]

Thank you so much for this very, very helpful!

[@pamgravett3758]

Cath Hill think you will find it is cheaper on eBay.

[@butterfly4875]

Pam Gravett Thank you! Xx

[@RickCheadle]

thank you!

[@cherylmcintyre6042]

Sorry if this question has been asked but can you store your premixed paints for awhile?

[@RickCheadle]

yes. I store for a month or two

[@shelleydavid3896]

Thanks Rick👍🏽

[@RickCheadle]

My pleasure!

[@normawilkins2234]

Tks for that.....it helps alot

[@RickCheadle]

My pleasure!

[@jenniferbrock2921]

Where did you get your cans of paint amazon doesn't carry it

[@RickCheadle]

Chroma-Color Paints Available Here www.repurposeshop.com/collections/repurpose-chroma-color-paint Use this promo code for FREE SHIPPING! promo code is RICKPAINTPOUR

[@estellegoodnight6338]

Thank you so much Rick, your videos are always so helpful. I am confused about one thing. If I want an archival piece, will either the Golden GAC 800 or Liquitex be the thing to use? If so, do you have a preference between the two OR do you prefer something else and, if so, what is it? Also, do you always use water as a thinner? Thank you.

[@RickCheadle]

My current favorite is Golden GAC800 mixed 1:1 with Floetrol and a touch of water, then add color to your desired tone

[@estellegoodnight6338]

So you're adding the color last?

[@RickCheadle]

first or last- it doesn't matter

[@estellegoodnight6338]

Thank you!

[@myriahjasmine1341]

Rick, what would you compare the consistency of your mixes to? Like pancake syrup or thinner?

[@RickCheadle]

coffee creamer

[@jonaeflure]

Yes, I'm still looking at you video's ;). I really like the way you explained and showed everything that needed to be done. Very helpful to us newcomers. I just saw you wrote a book. I noticed they are only selling the book for Kindle. Is it hard copy too. If yes where can I get it?♡

[@RickCheadle]

This ships to continental U.S. only - Here is the link :) Thank you rick-cheadle-designs.myshopify.com/products/reselling-the-art-of-flipping-art-buying-and-selling-art-for-huge-profits-work-from-home-make-money-reselling-business-start-up-making-money-from-home-for-the-reselling-entrepreneur

[@jonaeflure]

Rick Cheadle Thank you Rick! I was amazed to see how many books you've published. Do you still have "Photography Made Easy for Beginners "?

[@moniquegalmiche7132]

Very interesting.... but just a question : if l use liquitex pouding médium what is receipe Please ? Is it 1 : 1 too ? Less or more ? Thank you for your answear

[@RickCheadle]

I follow whatever the manufacture recommends and adjust accordingly

[@sophiet5885]

Why do you use glue in your mix? Does the paint need to have a binder for a specific reason or does it depend on the type of paint?

[@2HRTS1LOVE]

Can you store the final product in an airtight container? Can you make large batches of colors, mixed and ready to go, or is it better to mix fresh before each pour? I can just see myself wasting a lot of mixed paint if so, i.e., making too much for a piece and then having to toss it.

[@RickCheadle]

I mix as I go but I have store my mixes in the past with no issues

[@connieferguson430]

Could you use clear elders glue instead.

[@RickCheadle]

I tried it and I didn't have much luck getting the correct fluidity

[@connieferguson430]

@@RickCheadle thank you.

[@lindaknox7725]

I have question for you. When you are mixing paint for a larger batch and not going to use all of it right away, does it matter that you added the silicone already to the batch? Will it still be as effective in creating cells? I'm new to this so it might be a crazy question.

[@debbieheckman]

Good morning! I'm curious; I have empty pill bottles and hubby mentioned that instead of tediously mixing medium and paint in a cup then pouring into my bottles for storage, why not put ingredients in pill bottle and shake? Sounds logical to me. A good idea?

[@RickCheadle]

It's worth a try!

[@moondogartcamp]

What's the difference between using Elmer's school glue or Elmer's glue all?

[@RickCheadle]

the difference is in how you have to prepare them for the pour. More details in my free course

[@IreneKiew]

@@RickCheadle The course is no longer free? The Udemy website says US$10.99

[@welcometomyworldofdemintia1507]

I have a question, can you use food coloring to make the paints deeper in color? I'm not much in to the pastels!! Thanks

[@RickCheadle]

hmmmm. Not sure. Sounds like a new experiment. :)

[@angielovesusa]

Have you tried the Clear school glue?

[@butterfly4875]

I'm in the U.K is there an alternative to floetrol??

[@Bakerboo]

I'm in the UK Cath and I get mine from Amazon UK :-)

[@RickCheadle]

Maybe Amazon? I know the company is Owatrol

[@eveny119]

Wondered if you ever used a scale to weigh out the ingredients? Like 1 oz paint 1 oz water etc...

[@RickCheadle]

no. too cumbersome. I like to be free and experimental.. I do keep a journal close by to document my discoveries

[@sophietje1116]

thank you for sharing, i only use water and floetrol, can you tell me the consistency there. I live in europe and never seen Elmers glue ;(

[@RickCheadle]

PVA=Elmer's - Not sure about what you're using, I've never tried it, sorry

[@sophietje1116]

Im not using anything other than acrylic paint mixed with water and a little bit of flood floetrol....

[@RickCheadle]

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