Thinning vitrial paints with mineral spirits

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1. Painted antique milk cans make stunning accents for your home.

   Mar 06, 18 07:50 AM

   

   Antique milk cans are awesome when painted up in various ways. Here's one I painted for a client featuring some flowers from her garden.

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2. About sand painting

   Feb 12, 18 11:19 AM

   Shall I have to apply Fevicol on MDF board for sand painting ???? (2) —primer should apply before sand bonded with Fevicol on MDF board or after sand

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3. Coffee and Kumquats

   Feb 10, 18 10:50 AM

   

   Had enjoyed painting a still life of Ronnie Bringles and decided I was experienced enough to set up my own still life. Love Cypriot coffee which is

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4. Painting unfinished pine shelf

   Feb 09, 18 12:19 PM

   I will be painting pine shelves that I bought from Home Depot. A couple of the shelves have a few knots. I'm painting the shelves a dark gray and wondered

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5. Vase too tall for oven

   Jan 23, 18 08:14 AM

   I have a large vase that I painted and need to cure (have no pic). I realized that the vase is too tall for the oven. Can I lay it down? will the paint

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6. metal painting

   Jan 23, 18 08:09 AM

   What kind of paint is best to use to paint upon metal surfaces?

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7. How to get the Pebeo Vitrea 160 Glossy Brilliant paints to be less transparent and more solid

   Jan 23, 18 07:48 AM

   I am doing a project on wine glasses and I need the paint to be more solid and less transparent. What do I need to do for the technique to get this effect.

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