Venetian Turpentine (Venetian turpentine)
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Price: 331,000 VND
Capacity:55ml
Ingredient: Larch resin - “Larch” with turpentine oil
Uses:
- Helps the color become clearer
- Creates a glossy surface like porcelain enamel
- Combine with drying oil such as linseed oil
- Combined with volatile solvents (Volatile oil) such as turpentine oil
Note: turpentine takes a long time to dry and tends to turn yellow over time, so avoid using it with white or light colors.
Details:
Extracted from the aromatic resin of the larch tree - "Larch" with turpentine oil. With an exceptionally high refractive index, rosin makes the color clearer and creates a glossy surface like porcelain enamel. Used in combination with drying oil such as linseed oil, condensed oil... or mixed with volatile solvents (Volatile oil) such as pine oil, lavender oil...
Note that turpentine takes a long time to dry and tends to turn yellow over time, so limit use with white or light colors.
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- Oils: Base of oil paint. Basically, oils (most commonly linseed oil) are used as both Binder and “Vehicle” for oil paints. Paint oils can be added to paint to change the texture of the color layer - adjusting consistency, gloss and drying time. Especially when painting in multiple layers, using oil helps retain the "flexibility" and durability of the color layer in complying with the rule of "fat" on "thin" / thick layer on top of thin layer / oily layer on top. layer with little oil or a lot of solutes/long-drying layer on top of the quick-drying layer, preventing excessive thinning of oil color when using solvents.
- Solvents (Mediums): Used to change the texture of the color layer – adjusting consistency, gloss, flow drying time and texture. Use in sufficient quantity.
Solvents: Used to significantly thin the paint layer. Specially used to wash brushes and palettes after painting. Should only be used when painting the first/lining layers to avoid uneven drying and cracking of the painting.
- Varnishes/ Varnishes: Use as a protective layer after the painting is completely dry (6-9 months or up to 1-2 years depending on the thickness of the paint layer).