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Old 10-30-2008, 08:46 AM   #7
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David,

Your are correct on all counts. However, the color choices are extensive enough that any artist should be more than satisfied.

Steven,

There will still be a slight color shift as the paint dries, although I seem to have automatically adapted to this change. Other than that I have found the Open Acrylics to be quite amazing. You will probably love them for your outdoor painting. Even when the paint appears to have dried on a brush, an application of open thinner and a swish in water cleans it all off. No more heaving the brush in the trash because of being absent minded.
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