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by York Labour Question by NarcisseNoir: Drying time for oil paints? I painted a plastic mask this morning using oil paints that I thought were acrylic initially. I realized that they were not acrylic about halfway through painting the mask, but I didn’t want to scrap the work I had done on the mask. I used Titanium White and Ivory Black oil paints from a tube, and they were painted in a thin layer, but I forgot to sand the mask down. Is this going to dry/will it dry? I haven’t used oil paints in a good number of years and don’t remember much about drying time. I need it by Thursday night and i need to know whether I’m going to just have to scrap the whole mask and start over without…. Click Here to Read More

I have been modeling for a long time. But up until now Ive use testors spray paints. Now Ive bought a basic airbrush and was looking for any tips for the beginner. Mainly what to use to thin the different paints. I plan on practicing on scrap before even considering a model. If anyone knows of a (free) website where I can go to help me, it would be appreciated….. Click Here to Read More

Product DescriptionThis volume discusses latices in surface coatings in regards to emulsion paints. These water-based latices are playing a far greater role in many applications and match the growing concern over environmental safety. This book is available separately or as part of a 3-volume set and offers an insight into the advances and developments in this field. Describes the principles of the formulation, manufacture and application properties of water-based ‘emulsion’ paints and related surface coatings Includes inter alia gloss and anti-corrosion paints and electrocoating As a comprehensive account of the science of polymer latices, these volumes are an invaluable resource…. Click Here to Read More