Correcting mistakes after applying paint isn't rocket science. All you need is to grab a piece of sandpaper and rub it on the paint until the imperfections come off. You just need to watch the grit...
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You can use oil paint on acrylic paper after the paper has been properly primed and dried. If the paper is not primed, solvents in the paint will leach into the paper and cause it to degrade over...
Suppose you have an oil painting that’s finally dry and ready for varnish after months. You decide to check if you have some varnish on hand, and you do–but it is acrylic varnish. The...
There may be times when you might not be happy with an old paint job and wish to refresh it with a new color. However, you may decide you no longer want to use the same type of paint as the original...
As a painter or art lover, you don't want to see a newly finished piece developing cracks as it dries out. Granted, certain imperfections can make a piece look good in an unconventional way, but...
Whether you’re a prolific oil painter or an avid art collector running out of storage space, you need to store your oil paintings effectively. Whatever situation you’re in, you want to keep your...