Marbling 4 Fun - Marbling Paint Behaviour, Spreading Too Fast
For Marbling paint behaviour spreading too fast. A few factors need to be in place before using the paint:
A few factors need to be in place before using the paint:
Remember to drop a base colour one drop at a time in a different area in your tray ( never on top of each other)
However rich you want the base colour to be is the amount of drops you use (max 12 drops in tray provided) This slows down paint spreading too fast.
THIS CREATES SURFACE TENSION, SLOWING DOWN THE NEXT CHOICE OF COLOURS TO KEEP IN CIRCLES ON TOP OF THE BASE COLOUR.
OR
Mix your paint 1:1 with your floater liquid TO SLOW THEM DOWN and avoiding paint spreading too fast
ALWAYS KEEP THE PAINTS MIXED IN THEIR CONTAINERS
For Marbling paint behaviour spreading too fast. A few factors need to be in place before using the paint:
A few factors need to be in place before using the paint:
- Once your paint has been diluted with the soft water (1:1) they are ready to use. This gives your marbling paint behaviour the correct viscosity.
- Mixing colours.
- See Floater liquid explained before.
- When dropping the paint see link.
Remember to drop a base colour one drop at a time in a different area in your tray ( never on top of each other)
However rich you want the base colour to be is the amount of drops you use (max 12 drops in tray provided) This slows down paint spreading too fast.
THIS CREATES SURFACE TENSION, SLOWING DOWN THE NEXT CHOICE OF COLOURS TO KEEP IN CIRCLES ON TOP OF THE BASE COLOUR.
OR
Mix your paint 1:1 with your floater liquid TO SLOW THEM DOWN and avoiding paint spreading too fast
ALWAYS KEEP THE PAINTS MIXED IN THEIR CONTAINERS
