Is this product added to watercolors/acrylics to help get the marbled look?
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you use this mixed with water to coat the paper or fabric so that it will absorb the colors you have marbled.
2280699
It's a semi-permanet color and yes, you can mix it with conditioner to make it pastel (I did it and It turned out well c: )
1173516
I cannot say for certain, but I would definitely lean towards "No" because marbles are relatively easily etched by acidic or basic substances. If you were going to use it I would be extremely careful not to get on the actual marble, but just on the grout. Of course, some people don't mind the weathered look of etched marble, so if that is the case, you may not mind if it etches.my best answer. Good luck!
1004331
I've used this mixed with CA glue to fill voids on custom turned pens and also mixed in resin to make pen blanks. I would fear the pigments in paint would not allow this to show through. BUT, it may alighlty allow some of the "shimmer" to show through and give a nice affect. If you were in my area I could give you a bottle to try and see if it works before you order.
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I haven't used this product on marble yet, but it is by far the best product for me as a mosaic artist because it doesn't change or fade the color of the grout. I'm going to mosaic my entire bathroom and use a great deal of small pieces of marble. I plan on using Miracle Sealant 551 for this project. Tom Montesonti
2012850
Yes you can but I would return it if I were you. I purchased this product and it performed well when I first mixed it but could not go back and used the mixed paint later....it had turn almost solid and no amount of water softened it up.
42313
The surface is prepared for acrylic or oil. I did not order watercolor canvas.
231077
Although I did not use it on marble I did use it on a custom concrete counter top with excellent results. Because I was using wet sanding disks I made sure to plug it into a GFCI outlet.
28883
I didn't try with water but it worked with clear lip gloss when I used the shadow to make bright colors.
159675
I think it depends on your artistic ability and skill level. The kit comes with three colors of paint (pearl mica, inca gold, and white limestone) that you blend together with a sponge. The pearl mica is a pearlescent gray, so theoretically you could use more of that and maybe the white and not so much of the gold to get the effect you're after. And there's a base coat of black primer that you can have peak through to add to it. It's meant to have a mottled look like granite though, so if you're after a more solid look than I don't think it would work for you.
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Not sure. I have used the product on 2-D paper mosaics and 3-D ceramics. Most of the time it gives a nice high gloss, but sometimes leaves cloudy spots. I wouldn't 't use it on a piece that I had put my heart, soul and a great deal of time into.
321295
Yes, I used acrylic paint on sponges to "stamp" sea animals on mine. They looked great.
208113
I have used this product on tile of any sorts, on marble, any type of grout, man made marble, silicone caulking, regular colored caulking and porcelain product, and had no problem of discoloration. I used x 14 for many years This is the only product that as got the job done for me.
1240424
I have used it with acrylic lacquer paint, I do not foresee any issue with adding a matting agent to the base paint.
142603
No, the product only dyes the plastic as advertised. It doesn't add any texture at all...slick or otherwise.
604144
Yes. These pictured are thinner and cover easily. The "paste" tubes are what most professional acrylic painting are done with. The paste provides texture and greater variation when mixing colors. The "liquid" is primarily used for DIY crafts (most any kind).
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Yes. Just mix it into the paint according to instructions. The medium grade mix I find adds good texture.