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Old 07-25-2005, 09:17 PM   #1
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Is there a medium that does what Gamblin's Neo Megilip does that doesn't dry as quickly or doesn't give off the fumes that Maroger Medium does? I am finding that the paints and Neo Megilip dry after 3 hours and it is hard to get paints and medium off of my wooden palette. I loved the Maroger until I equated the headaches that I got from it with the Marogee product. I don't have ventilation in my studio that others who use it must, so I have forgone its benefits. All advice is gratefully appreciated.
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