Thank you very much Mark This is the best detailed information I have heard about mixing paint for pouring. I love the speed and precise detail that you that share. Look forward to seeing more of your creations.
Thank you Mark, best detailed description I’ve found. I’m new to paint pouring and haven’t dare attempt any yet as the ratios were so confusing. I now feel ready to start creating ❤ Love your work. I think we all need a lovely guy like Mark in our life!❤x
Fellow Brit here! Very recently started my fluid art journey and just wanted to say how great your videos are...picked up lots of tips from you so thank you!
Hello Mark! First may I say that you are such a gifted artist. I absolutely love watching your videos. Your voice is so soothing and kind. I am new to the art so I am trying to learn all I can before I actually pour on a canvas. Lol I have made a few Christmas ornament balls. Anyway, sorry for the long post. Just wondering if the base you use on your dutch pours is just the thin consistency that you use for the pouring paint? One last thing, you and your husband seem to have a great relationship. I suffer from anxiety so your mindfulness series is very helpful to me. Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️
Thank you so much Kim. Really appreciate your very kind words of encouragement and support- thank you! I’m so happy my Monday videos help with your mindfulness and wellbeing. I hope the people who purchase my online course also feel the same too. Yes absolutely make sure your base is the same consistency when doing Dutch pours - I do. You can make it slightly thicker (but only slightly) if you want to slow the flow down 💜🙏
Hi Mark, like you I’m based in the UK so was very happy to see a link for your pouring medium, but it’s not showing any pouring mediums as available via the link in your description box, have you changed the one you use? Many thanks
Apologies for that. The supplier did take them off the site but she does still sell the PM - check out her page and send her a direct message - hope that helps madebymelovedbyu.co.uk - she is also on facebook under the same name and her messages are open 👍🏻
Thank you Mark for your quick reply that video was great, I also watched one of your videos that had you pouring all white looking paint but when you swiped it it changed to different colours with cells. Amazing , Is there an art in doing that ? Thank you John
You are very welcome John. Check out my playlist on Pearlescent Paints - there are various creations and techniques that I go through when using these paints. A lot of guess work and fun but the real Surprise is when they dry!
Mark, your info is terrific. Thank you so much for sharing your recipes. Clear and concise! This is the trickiest part for me. Cross your fingers that I can get it right! Any advice for the pillow paint?
I liked this video a lot. Short & sweet and great information! Thanks :) I'm curious what your pouring medium was for this example? Is that something you like to keep private or would be willing to share? I mostly use American Floetrol.
Hey! Thank you so much for your kind comments - much appreciated. I buy and use a pre-mixed pouring medium from a UK artists and I don’t know the ingredients I’m afraid. She’s not listed them either so are not available for me to share, sorry. I also sometimes use liquitex if I want a shiny gloss and smooth finish
I love your paints and your voice, r u also a singer? Is it OK to use American floetrol instead of the pouring medium that you use? Or to use Liquitex Pouring medium? Thanks Mark and please continue to paint and share with us your magic ❤
Dear Mark, as always I enjoy your videos and learn from you a lot. May I ask you what will you use for ribbon pour? the Medium or the Thick mix? thank you very much and I'm looking forward for your next pour💜
Hi Mark, I have just started to get into fluid art and I am still searching for similar products that are used in america or australia, for example an equivalent to Behr satin enamel for pearl cells. Was wondering what you have used?
Hi Sara - where are you based? I’m in the UK and I use various method to get cells: 1) Naturally just using paint/PM/water to ensure fluid consistency. I also get cells by using a mixture of paint brands in the one creation. 2) Australian Floetrol creates the lacing/cells 3) I find that Mont Marte titanium white creates a lacing effect 4) you can also add one or two drops of silicone oil in the paints you’re using to create cells (although the oil will require watching off once your piece is dry) - my least favourite approach I hope this helps?
@@bluebird222 ah I see. Thanks for explaining. I’ve more recently been using Owatrol (European version of US version of Floetrol). I use 1:3 paint to pouring medium for swipes/ring pours. For the base and the colours on top
It’s a pouring medium I purchased here in the UK from an artist. It’s glue based and I’ve used 70/30 glue/water since. I also just use water/paint for Dutch pour with is 50/50
Thank you for sharing your tutorial on mixing the paints and ratio's. Can I please ask where you purchase your Floetrol from? Still watching and learning. Slightly confused though, I have seen some Artist use silicone oil, would you use this as well as Floetrol or one or the other? Many thanks
Thanks Pat. I purchase direct from the Owatrol website (I’m in the UK) or sometimes from Amazon. I don’t often use silicone. But if you do use silicone it will create cells but you will need to learn to wash off the creation before sealing with either varnish or resin as it leaves an oily residue on top once dry.
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt. Thank you Mark, I am also in the UK. That is very interesting regarding the silicone oil, I have watched quite a few tutorials where it has been used and no one advises to wash off the oil. Can I please clarify if I have this correct, you use Floetrol to mix with the paint first, then thin further with water? Do you use tap or distilled water? Apologies for all the questions. Love watching your tutorials, I find them so relaxing to watch.
@@patgriffiths1315 thanks Pat. Yes you have to prepare the canvas once using silicone. Also check out Olga Soby - she talks about that too and the process to wash. I have a video coming out soon to show how to wash the canvas etc. yes absolutely she using Owatrol/Floetrol I add that to the paint (as that’s the pouring medium) then add the water to make it more fluid. I also use tap water as the water where I live is ok. If you live near cliffs etc and the water is chalky I’d use bottled or distilled. Or just boil your water and let it cook before using. If you don’t wash off the oil once dry, your painting will be patchy and the varnish or resin won’t stick to the areas that have oil on them - hope that helps
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt Brilliant, thank you Mark, you have been extremely helpful. Slowly getting my head around the techniques etc. Looking forward to your next video. Once again thank you for sharing your hints, tips and tutorials 😀
Hi Mark I also live in England and have been pouring since June. I wondered if you could tell me which pouring medium you use and also which brand of house paint if you do a bloom. I bought some Valspar emulsion but it is very thick like porridge so I guess I bought the wrong one. Hope you don’t mind giving me some tips. Thank you in advance. I will keep watching your videos to catch up x
Hi Jeanette! Thank you and so nice to meet a fellow UK pourer. For Dutch Pours I now only use paint and water (1:1 or 1:0.8 depending on brand). I also use Owatrol (UK version of Floetrol) for swipes. The Pm I used to buy was from an artist who made her own version but doesn’t do it anymore. However I do also use PVA Universal Glue mixture with water (70:30) which is great for ring pours etc. I don’t usually do blooms but I know sheelee art has a course online for that technique. I think Valspar is the right brand. Have you joined the Acrylic Pouring UK group on Facebook? I’m sure I’ve seen them discuss the bloom technique and they are a very helpful group. Hope this info helps and thanks so much for your support 💜
Hi Mark, I have a question about the paint and water you now use for the Dutch pour. Do you that also for your pillow the water and paint? I normally use pouring medium for the practice and otherwise Owatrol with Amsterdam paint and Windsor and newton for all the paintings and pillow. I hope my English is good enough for you that you understand my question. I’m from the Netherlands
@@sylvia-3827 I mainly use a pillow for just the swipe. When I do Dutch pour I put a base coat on and yes that is just paint and water too - all is the same consistency (base plus the colours I layer on top). I hope that helps and happy to answer any questions on how I approach things so no problem 😊👍🏻🙏
Really helpful. I have been wanting to try this but the instructions on how to make pours is confusing. Would paintings created this way last or is it only for tester painting?
Thank you Lorraine- if you use PVA it’s just as good but sometimes it will “yellow” over time and won’t last for as long as some paintings but we are talking tens of years rather than just a few
Since this video my pouring medium has changed as I used to buy it from an artist. Now I use glue/water (I did a video on this), Owatrol/Floetrol or just paint and water
Hi I would like to know if the pouring medium you use produces cells. Like the Australian and American flotreol As they are so expensive to buy But the British version awtrol does not produce cells. Many thanks Denise
Thank you Denise. I think I get my cells by using a combination of brands for my pint colours. I usually use Mont Marte as a base colour which is great for cells
Thanks Lorna. Yes I don’t use that specific PM anymore. I made a video to show how to mix your own PM or I just use Owatrol/Floetrol with water xx Dutch pours I just use paint and water
An acrylic paint pouring medium is a substance which is used to help improve the consistency of acrylic paints by allowing them to pour more fluidly. Essentially, mixing acrylic paint pouring medium with your acrylic paints transforms them so that you can create acrylic pour art
Each artist uses a different pouring medium. It might depend on your region and what is available, as well as what technique you are doing. A lot of artists use Floetrol (sold in paint department of home improvement stores), or Floetrol mixed with other ingredients such as Liquitex gloss medium & varnish, or Elmer's Glue-All. Heads up on the Floetrol which I found out the hard way - shake it well before each use because it separates, and strain it to eliminate any lumps. Hope that helps!
Cześć Napisz mi proszę czy dobrze zrozumualam. Najpierw robimy medium 70 procent klej 30 procent woda. Następnie mieszamy medium z farbą, jedna cześć farby i trzy części medium. Tak? Ostatecznie woda do konsystencji jaką chcemy uzyskać. A poduszka? Taka sama zasada? Pozdrawiam serdecznie
..qui in Italia costa un botto la confezione da un litro e posso ordinarlo solo da Amazon..ho provato con la colla vinilica un disastro😂😢@@MarkJRatcliffeArt
Bjr , j habite en France, Finistère bord de mer Ville de Brest . Le floetrol australien et autres produits sont interdits en France et Europe 🤔 . Pouvons nous remplacer par de la colle blanche et l eau pour remplacer le floetrol australien.... En guise de medium et rajouter en fonction de l eau pour plus de fluidité 🤔🤔🧐🧐 ??? . Merci pour vos précieux conseils 👍👍
Thank you. No the Australian Floetrol is the additive that creates the cell reaction. The glue and water combo can substitute the pouring medium. One thing that might be available to you is Owatroel’s Aussie-Trol - have you seen that? It’s a rival cell activator that has been launched by Owatrol - and works similar to Australian Floetrol - hope that helps
Thank you / I’m working my way through old videos to add subtitles - I’ll add Italian subtitles to this one. I’ve been adding Italian to more of my newer ones. Thanks so much for following and I’ll be sure to add Italian to this video x
A MILLION THANK YOUs for helping us all!!!!!
You’re so welcome 😉
Thank you very much Mark This is the best detailed information I have heard about mixing paint for pouring. I love the speed and precise detail that you that share. Look forward to seeing more of your creations.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you 😊
Thank you Mark, best detailed description I’ve found. I’m new to paint pouring and haven’t dare attempt any yet as the ratios were so confusing. I now feel ready to start creating ❤ Love your work. I think we all need a lovely guy like Mark in our life!❤x
Glad it was helpful! Aww thank you so much - you’ve made my day! Such lovely feedback.
You made it sound so easy. Now i fully understand how to mix paints. Thank you ‼️😊
Yay!! I’m so happy to hear this was useful
INCREDIBLY HELPFUL!
I NOW FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT ONE PART MEANS etc
Yay!!! I’m so happy this has helped
I love your videos. The way you explain is very clear. I love your work. Hugs from California!
Thank you! I’ve just left California and missing it already
Fellow Brit here! Very recently started my fluid art journey and just wanted to say how great your videos are...picked up lots of tips from you so thank you!
Awesome! Thank you! Glad to meet you 🤩
Glad I found this one. Very detailed.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Mark, yes thank you for the ring Pour, medium & Dutch Pour and how to pour into the cup etc. appreciate this VERY MUCH 💜🤍💙
I’m so pleased this is helpful
Love your artwork! Thank you for making this video & sharing your knowledge with us!!!😁
Thank you so much Heather 💜
Ty so much for this video. This is what I've been looking for. My paintings have been inconsistent because my mixing was off.
You’re so welcome! Glad it helps you 👍🏻😊
Thank you for this video. Very helpful.🤩💞🤩
Glad it was helpful! Thank you 😊
Thank you! This was quite helpful for a newbie like me! 💕
Yay!! So happy x
Thank you so much
Thank you 😊
Hello Mark!
First may I say that you are such a gifted artist. I absolutely love watching your videos. Your voice is so soothing and kind. I am new to the art so I am trying to learn all I can before I actually pour on a canvas. Lol I have made a few Christmas ornament balls.
Anyway, sorry for the long post.
Just wondering if the base you use on your dutch pours is just the thin consistency that you use for the pouring paint?
One last thing, you and your husband seem to have a great relationship. I suffer from anxiety so your mindfulness series is very helpful to me. Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️
Thank you so much Kim. Really appreciate your very kind words of encouragement and support- thank you! I’m so happy my Monday videos help with your mindfulness and wellbeing. I hope the people who purchase my online course also feel the same too. Yes absolutely make sure your base is the same consistency when doing Dutch pours - I do. You can make it slightly thicker (but only slightly) if you want to slow the flow down 💜🙏
I absolutely love your creations. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thank you so much 😊
Love this mixing video! A fellow artist, joined you today!
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for your instruction video, so helpful 😊 love your paintings.
You are so so welcome and let me know if there are any other videos you’d love to see me do 👍🏻
Thank you for your reply will be having a go at this
Have fun!🤩
Thank you ❤
Great video Mark.
Thank you 😊
Thanks so much. Very helpful.
You're welcome! ☺️
Well explain thanks Mark 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thank you 🤩
Hi Mark, like you I’m based in the UK so was very happy to see a link for your pouring medium, but it’s not showing any pouring mediums as available via the link in your description box, have you changed the one you use? Many thanks
Apologies for that. The supplier did take them off the site but she does still sell the PM - check out her page and send her a direct message - hope that helps madebymelovedbyu.co.uk - she is also on facebook under the same name and her messages are open 👍🏻
Thank you Mark for your quick reply that video was great, I also watched one of your videos that had you pouring all white looking paint but when you swiped it it changed to different colours with cells. Amazing , Is there an art in doing that ? Thank you John
You are very welcome John. Check out my playlist on Pearlescent Paints - there are various creations and techniques that I go through when using these paints. A lot of guess work and fun but the real
Surprise is when they dry!
Mark, your info is terrific. Thank you so much for sharing your recipes. Clear and concise! This is the trickiest part for me. Cross your fingers that I can get it right!
Any advice for the pillow paint?
I usually ensure it’s the same consistency
Love your work & thank you very much for sharing with us all. What do you use for your pillow & what are the ratios
Thank you 🙏 if I use a base it’s usually same consistency as the paint I use to pour and layer on top. I always use acrylic never used house paint 😊
Thank you for this very helpful video.. I love that you explained what consistency to use for each technic 😜
You’re so welcome: thank you 🙏
I liked this video a lot. Short & sweet and great information! Thanks :) I'm curious what your pouring medium was for this example? Is that something you like to keep private or would be willing to share? I mostly use American Floetrol.
Hey! Thank you so much for your kind comments - much appreciated. I buy and use a pre-mixed pouring medium from a UK artists and I don’t know the ingredients I’m afraid. She’s not listed them either so are not available for me to share, sorry. I also sometimes use liquitex if I want a shiny gloss and smooth finish
I love your paints and your voice, r u also a singer? Is it OK to use American floetrol instead of the pouring medium that you use? Or to use Liquitex Pouring medium? Thanks Mark and please continue to paint and share with us your magic ❤
Dear Mark, as always I enjoy your videos and learn from you a lot. May I ask you what will you use for ribbon pour? the Medium or the Thick mix? thank you very much and I'm looking forward for your next pour💜
Thank you so much. The ribbon I’d say would be more like the ring pour, maybe slightly thinner
Hi Mark, I have just started to get into fluid art and I am still searching for similar products that are used in america or australia, for example an equivalent to Behr satin enamel for pearl cells. Was wondering what you have used?
Hi Sara - where are you based? I’m in the UK and I use various method to get cells:
1) Naturally just using paint/PM/water to ensure fluid consistency. I also get cells by using a mixture of paint brands in the one creation.
2) Australian Floetrol creates the lacing/cells
3) I find that Mont Marte titanium white creates a lacing effect
4) you can also add one or two drops of silicone oil in the paints you’re using to create cells (although the oil will require watching off once your piece is dry) - my least favourite approach
I hope this helps?
Love your paintings. Do you also teach classes etc,
Thank you so much. I’ve been doing some art for mindfulness classes recently.
Mercixx
Which one do you use for the base?
What do you mean?
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt when you do a black base, on a canvas. Which mixture do you use for that? (Parts/ ratio)
Like in the video ‘swipe of an eye’.
@@bluebird222 ah I see. Thanks for explaining. I’ve more recently been using Owatrol (European version of US version of Floetrol). I use 1:3 paint to pouring medium for swipes/ring pours. For the base and the colours on top
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt thanks!
Hi I don’t know if I missed it but was wondering what you use for pouring medium?
It’s a pouring medium I purchased here in the UK from an artist. It’s glue based and I’ve used 70/30 glue/water since. I also just use water/paint for Dutch pour with is 50/50
Hi Mark what is your ratio paint to water for duch pour thank you love watching your videos
Hi! I do 1:1 for Dutch Pours - using a good quality paint to guarantee good binders
Thank you for sharing your tutorial on mixing the paints and ratio's. Can I please ask where you purchase your Floetrol from? Still watching and learning. Slightly confused though, I have seen some Artist use silicone oil, would you use this as well as Floetrol or one or the other? Many thanks
Thanks Pat. I purchase direct from the Owatrol website (I’m in the UK) or sometimes from Amazon. I don’t often use silicone. But if you do use silicone it will create cells but you will need to learn to wash off the creation before sealing with either varnish or resin as it leaves an oily residue on top once dry.
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt. Thank you Mark, I am also in the UK. That is very interesting regarding the silicone oil, I have watched quite a few tutorials where it has been used and no one advises to wash off the oil. Can I please clarify if I have this correct, you use Floetrol to mix with the paint first, then thin further with water? Do you use tap or distilled water? Apologies for all the questions. Love watching your tutorials, I find them so relaxing to watch.
@@patgriffiths1315 thanks Pat. Yes you have to prepare the canvas once using silicone. Also check out Olga Soby - she talks about that too and the process to wash. I have a video coming out soon to show how to wash the canvas etc. yes absolutely she using Owatrol/Floetrol I add that to the paint (as that’s the pouring medium) then add the water to make it more fluid. I also use tap water as the water where I live is ok. If you live near cliffs etc and the water is chalky I’d use bottled or distilled. Or just boil your water and let it cook before using. If you don’t wash off the oil once dry, your painting will be patchy and the varnish or resin won’t stick to the areas that have oil on them - hope that helps
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt Brilliant, thank you Mark, you have been extremely helpful. Slowly getting my head around the techniques etc. Looking forward to your next video. Once again thank you for sharing your hints, tips and tutorials 😀
Hi Mark I also live in England and have been pouring since June. I wondered if you could tell me which pouring medium you use and also which brand of house paint if you do a bloom. I bought some Valspar emulsion but it is very thick like porridge so I guess I bought the wrong one. Hope you don’t mind giving me some tips. Thank you in advance. I will keep watching your videos to catch up x
Hi Jeanette! Thank you and so nice to meet a fellow UK pourer. For Dutch Pours I now only use paint and water (1:1 or 1:0.8 depending on brand). I also use Owatrol (UK version of Floetrol) for swipes. The Pm I used to buy was from an artist who made her own version but doesn’t do it anymore. However I do also use PVA Universal Glue mixture with water (70:30) which is great for ring pours etc. I don’t usually do blooms but I know sheelee art has a course online for that technique. I think Valspar is the right brand. Have you joined the Acrylic Pouring UK group on Facebook? I’m sure I’ve seen them discuss the bloom technique and they are a very helpful group. Hope this info helps and thanks so much for your support 💜
Hi Mark, I have a question about the paint and water you now use for the Dutch pour. Do you that also for your pillow the water and paint? I normally use pouring medium for the practice and otherwise Owatrol with Amsterdam paint and Windsor and newton for all the paintings and pillow. I hope my English is good enough for you that you understand my question. I’m from the Netherlands
@@sylvia-3827 I mainly use a pillow for just the swipe. When I do Dutch pour I put a base coat on and yes that is just paint and water too - all is the same consistency (base plus the colours I layer on top). I hope that helps and happy to answer any questions on how I approach things so no problem 😊👍🏻🙏
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt thank you so much, I gonna try it with only water
Really helpful. I have been wanting to try this but the instructions on how to make pours is confusing.
Would paintings created this way last or is it only for tester painting?
Thank you Lorraine- if you use PVA it’s just as good but sometimes it will “yellow” over time and won’t last for as long as some paintings but we are talking tens of years rather than just a few
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt Thanks. Your videos are very clear and I feel more confident about attempting pours after watching your videos.
@@LorraineTapper thank you so much 😊
🎉🎉❤
Good video but what is your exact pouring medium
Since this video my pouring medium has changed as I used to buy it from an artist. Now I use glue/water (I did a video on this), Owatrol/Floetrol or just paint and water
Great thank you
Very welcome 🤗
For the base paint of the above techniques, do you use the same consistency or is it different?
All the same consistency to help with the flow and movement 👍🏻
Hi I would like to know if the pouring medium you use produces cells. Like the Australian and American flotreol
As they are so expensive to buy
But the British version awtrol does not produce cells.
Many thanks Denise
Thank you Denise. I think I get my cells by using a combination of brands for my pint colours. I usually use Mont Marte as a base colour which is great for cells
Our local hobby store has a Tamiya Acrylic Paint Thinner. Have you ever used anything like that?
I’m in the UK so unsure of that brand. I have used paint conditioners - haven’t used paint thinners though
@@MarkJRatcliffeArt I'll do some tests. For science!
@@ApplePi3. perfect 🤩
Probably too late as the video was 1 year ago. What pouring medium do you use?
Thanks Lorna. Yes I don’t use that specific PM anymore. I made a video to show how to mix your own PM or I just use Owatrol/Floetrol with water xx Dutch pours I just use paint and water
New to this, can you explain what is a pouring medium plz
An acrylic paint pouring medium is a substance which is used to help improve the consistency of acrylic paints by allowing them to pour more fluidly. Essentially, mixing acrylic paint pouring medium with your acrylic paints transforms them so that you can create acrylic pour art
Each artist uses a different pouring medium. It might depend on your region and what is available, as well as what technique you are doing. A lot of artists use Floetrol (sold in paint department of home improvement stores), or Floetrol mixed with other ingredients such as Liquitex gloss medium & varnish, or Elmer's Glue-All. Heads up on the Floetrol which I found out the hard way - shake it well before each use because it separates, and strain it to eliminate any lumps. Hope that helps!
Great information 👍. The pictures at the very end didn't work out as uTube is getting your next video ready for viewing.
Thanks for the feedback Shannon - I have edited the end screen so hopefully you can see the information now :)
Cześć
Napisz mi proszę czy dobrze zrozumualam. Najpierw robimy medium 70 procent klej 30 procent woda. Następnie mieszamy medium z farbą, jedna cześć farby i trzy części medium. Tak? Ostatecznie woda do konsystencji jaką chcemy uzyskać. A poduszka? Taka sama zasada? Pozdrawiam serdecznie
Perfect!!!🤩
Dziękuję bardzo, bardzo
Cosa usi.. floretrol?
Grazie😊
I currently use Owatrol 👍🏻
Ok .grazie.. non è la stessa cosa?😊@@MarkJRatcliffeArt
it’s called Owatrol Floetrol (that’s the European one). It’s very different to Floetrol (US version) and Australian Floetrol (cell activator)
..qui in Italia costa un botto la confezione da un litro e posso ordinarlo solo da Amazon..ho provato con la colla vinilica un disastro😂😢@@MarkJRatcliffeArt
Thanks for your tutorial, i don't think your medium link is working
Thank you so much. I must change the link thank you so much for the prompt. The person I bought it from no longer sells the PM
Unfortunately it wasnt very clear what the consistency looked like as it was dark paint.. but nicely explained x
Thank you for the feedback 👍🏻
Bjr , j habite en France, Finistère bord de mer Ville de Brest . Le floetrol australien et autres produits sont interdits en France et Europe 🤔 . Pouvons nous remplacer par de la colle blanche et l eau pour remplacer le floetrol australien.... En guise de medium et rajouter en fonction de l eau pour plus de fluidité 🤔🤔🧐🧐 ??? . Merci pour vos précieux conseils 👍👍
Thank you. No the Australian Floetrol is the additive that creates the cell reaction. The glue and water combo can substitute the pouring medium. One thing that might be available to you is Owatroel’s Aussie-Trol - have you seen that? It’s a rival cell activator that has been launched by Owatrol - and works similar to Australian Floetrol - hope that helps
Why do you all us black paint when showing examples.? You can’ t see it.
Ah sorry about that. Next time different colour 👍🏻
Per favore in italiano , non capisco l’inglese . Grazie
Thank you / I’m working my way through old videos to add subtitles - I’ll add Italian subtitles to this one. I’ve been adding Italian to more of my newer ones. Thanks so much for following and I’ll be sure to add Italian to this video x
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊