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Old 09-16-2007, 11:32 AM   #9
Enzie Shahmiri Enzie Shahmiri is offline
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Dear Marvin,

Please accept my appology you are absolutely right!
I edited the initial post to avoid confusion.

Just as you said, I have been following this for the wash-in as well
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Add literally one drop of turpentine to one drop of linseed oil and 1/3 of a drop of clove oil to the paint I use to create my wash-in under-painting in the workshop.
and strictly Lindseed oil for oiling out between dried painting stages.


Ahh, I hate aging it makes you say and do things that you later wonder about?! LOL

Thanks for the note on Clove Oil, I shall retire it and use it as potpourri!
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