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@@APykett-i6l I need to test it but you can probably use flow improver to thin it which should take away some of the bubbles

Thanks so much, I will give that a go! Also the same paint is not very durable when fully cured, from my amateur eye it would seem the paint has a lot of pigmentation (it dyes my brushes blue and is hard to wash out). Could it be that it's not very durable because it has a low amount of medium in it compared to pigment? And would adding medium rather than water help this durability issue? (Some of the surfaces have had 2 or 3 coats to full opacity and have been dry for at least a week).

@APykett-i6l you would need to add gloss medium and that wouldn't thin it down. But yes, The pigmentation is above the critical pigment volume concentration amount for the binder which makes it more matte. The staining of the brushes isn't caused by high pigmentation. It's caused by a specific pigment called phthalo blue.

That's amazing, thank you, this will save me so much time and hassle! Already liked and subscribed ;)

@@APykett-i6l There is another thing you can try too which is Golden GAC 200 medium, which helps with film durability and adhesion but its expensive in some countries and hard to get in others.

@@awatercolourist it's a very in demand color from a paint line from the 1980s and no one's been able to produce a good one since. The reason why cadmium is a problem is because it's typically used on game pieces and the dust is hazardous so you don't want to use it for those. Basically I'm doing a lot of how to clone paint color videos as they get more views than my pigment things, but I'll still do normal pigment things too.

@MrPigments Ah ok, got you! Thanks.

​@@MrPigmentswe love pigment videos.

@@alternate3787 atomic weight, The Vallejo version uses yellow ocher and phthalo green, maybe chromium oxide? I have to check it again

I wish. I hope I get access to one soon though because i have so many projects to test. Best I can do is get L*A*B* values and stuff like that at the moment. I'll get there one day where I can get access to one. that being said, the OG citadel waas HMG house paint and in the 80s it was common to use cadmium for walls before bismuth vanadate came to the scene.

@@MrPigments is that why it tasted so good :P

@OldManRogers yes

Raman of FTIR would be much cheaper to do.

@@cloud1306 no problem.

I might even turn them into shorts as people keep requesting those. This is sort of the content I want to do, plus resurrecting those old GW colors that aren't forgotten like goblin green.

@@adioni4749 no I used it in there. It just was already in the cup before I recorded it from a previous recording. About 8ml of it to 12ml of water.

@@MrPigments Got it. Thank you for the clarification.

discord.gg/M6d2FVJWVg Thanks fixed

you wouldnt be far off

@@Aradebil I can never know exactly every time but I get close enough.

About half way so 12.5ml to about 8ml medium I think I did say it but my mic didnt pick it up or I said it in the previous borked recording and forgot here. I was sort of in a rush to get this out

@@ParadoxriftsAU I have bought some and they weren't that bad, it was the arteza brand. Out side of that one time? No but I will for a video at some point. It just requires money I don't have money the moment. Still need to buy a microscope. But yes I do have that expertise as that was part of my job.

Ammonia is in most of your window cleaning fluids. You breath in heaps. It is not that bad.

Its used in ALL water based paint as a biocide and a pH stabilizer, but no it wont. Is it toxic? Not in these quantities.

@@Interzone88 lahmian medium is glaze medium

@@nonamo5700 yes. I didn't want to use ml ratios since that tends to be too technical for some people

​@@MrPigments That's fair, though maybe a list of ratios at the end for those who do care to know? Or in the description perhaps Thank you for the video either way, I appreciate it!

@@nonamo5700 the agrax video will have them

@@MrPigments Right on, keep being awesome!

That is coming, dont you worry.

Yeah its way more convenient hence why I have so many bottles of golden and tubes of michael harding

I tend to make them satin or eggshell. I dont like matte or high gloss for a few reasons mostly how much harder they are to work with since I mostly paint models. I have made prussian blue acrylic before and I know how to do it but the major risk is that it can create cyanide gas so its not a risk I want around if I screw up.

@@allogistics2729 po48 is a retired pigment now too, hence why I don't mention it here but I do have some. But the mixture is very close to quin gold.

@@tfemby thanks, might also be on my end too. I don't remember if I listened to this one prior or not

@@dirtyblueshop but extreme sounds more extreme

@@awatercolourist this is something I'm not entirely sure about myself. More testing is required

@ Indeed. I should point out that I have neither pigment and that I am basing my comments on observations of videos here on RUclips.

@@awatercolourist Well you should pick some up from dirty blue at some point. It is much better for watercolors than acrylics or oils imo

@ Customs where I live is a nightmare. I’m still trying to find a way to get paints through customs without having each paint sampled and tested by authorities as required by law.

@@awatercolourist ouch that sucks. Maybe shipping it as a vintage collectable?

yeah it just took a while to get the deep gold

@@MrPigments Thanks 🙏. I really do appreciate that you made this video 🙂.

@@awatercolourist I figured the watercolor people would since very few videos exist of both of these pigments and even less side by side.

@@MrPigments Indeed.

If it wasn’t for my last crappy live from last week, I would’ve shown it too 😅

@@max34671 I have a special hazmat container for paint

Ok this got a laugh out of me.

Its returning

naw, its was mixxed well enough and its a hegman 0 grind so it really didnt need to be mulled long

@@MrPigments Interesting!

watercolor

@ Thanks 😊

@@miniminer6789 at least it has a voice amplifier.

@@aforum4459 it was used a lot for house paint and plastics, mostly plastics.

I would have done mixing with it but I dont have any cadmium maroon to compare it too weirdly enough.

@@nonamo5700 that's one reason for this channel. I'm trying to compile all of that information in easy to search for things. Not about views and all about having information out there for people who need it.

@@TooMiniModels yes I do. Add a tiny drop of surfactant to it, like a brush tip

@@mrchoochoohead9033 if you keep watching my channel for long enough, you'll gain a hate for Winton. I do have low quality oils but I have an obscene hatred for Winton.

@@mrchoochoohead9033 nope

@@ignitedxblaze so you have to look up the oil absorbency rate of it, which you can find on artiscreation.com and then calculate that with the density of the medium you're using. Cobalt we know is 20% by volume because that is the pigment that most companies use as an example when they explain how CPVC works.

@@idiloewenherz yes