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Subject: I know this isn't right... Sun 20 Jan 2013 - 11:52
I'm on the blending layer in the Native American book. I mixed the blend as directed but when thinner flashed of I have a chalky residue. I tried pouncing over the parts with a sponge with thinner only and it still is chalky.
Suggestions?
bearysweethearts Moderator
Posts : 3197 Join date : 2010-04-13 Location : Ferrum Virginia
Subject: Re: I know this isn't right... Sun 20 Jan 2013 - 14:31
Did you use the proper amount of Linseed oil? With the darker and lighter colors the linseed oil helps a lot with chalkyness. Wasn't the blending layer done with the sea sponge? You may have used to much paint. I would keep trying with the thinner and sponge pouncing it out before you bake.
1ofakindx4 Toddler
Posts : 152 Join date : 2012-12-02 Age : 42
Subject: Re: I know this isn't right... Sun 20 Jan 2013 - 17:26
bearysweethearts wrote:
Did you use the proper amount of Linseed oil? With the darker and lighter colors the linseed oil helps a lot with chalkyness. Wasn't the blending layer done with the sea sponge? You may have used to much paint. I would keep trying with the thinner and sponge pouncing it out before you bake.
Yes, I followed the directions as far as mixing. Its worked fine except for this mix. It is so chalky it almost flakes. I'll try pouncing some more.