Acrylic painting propylene glycol
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- Опубликовано: 16 апр 2022
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propylene glycol They dont want you to know this tip you should always do this with acrylic paint Hacks and tips this video will help you in so many ways simple yet effective to make your life easier when painting with acrylic paint
As I suffer from dyslexia I have mispronounced the name of the product in the video as mentioned in this description it is propylene glycol that is used and as written on the bottle in the video NOT WHAT I SAY IT IS
PLEASE READ THE ARTICLES BELOW
www.verywellhealth.com/propyl...
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polye...
PLEASE MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS REGARDING USING THE MENTIONED PRODUCT AND FOLLOW THE PAINT MANUFACTURERS GUIDE LINES I ONLY INTEND THAT THIS IS A POSSIBLE ADDITION TO YOUR PAINT
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This (I think) makes the equivalent to Floetrol and others, and at £20 plus for 500ml this tip is top notch thank you Clive
Floetrol has a different formula, but likely works about the same. It contains Vinyl acetate, n-butyl acrylate polymer and water.
Hello. Have you tried using this yet as an ingredient to make your own Floetrol? I'm very new to acrylic painting and keen to learn if I could use this as a substitute as I'm on a tight budget just now. Thanks very much! 🤗
Thank you, Young Man. This has been most helpful.
Thank you so much. I will save money and now understand paint better. Much appeciation
One of the best videos out there for acrylic painting. Thanks Clive.
Very welcome
Thank you! Been looking for this type of infos!
The end..😦Cool..needed that.. Thank You❣️👌🏼
Thanks, Mr. Clive.
Great help, thank you.
Thank you 💖
Appreciate it 🙏
Thank you sooo much for the videos you have made about making your own acrylic retarders . Going to watch a video on how to make your own acrylic paint. All the best.
Thank you very much!
I just ordered a bottle from Amazon 99.8 percent pure. I look forward to using this. I would love to extend my Acrylic drying time to 30 minutes for my painting backgrounds.
It also works for all metal and plastic pipes, Inhibits rust and corrosion in metal pipes. It lubricates waterlines, pipes, and seals and it's an antifreeze for water lines. Merci!
Amazing dear friend
Thanks for the tipp I have glycol home after I made my own wape, I do not wape no more so I have lot of it.. tess from Sweden
I have ordered a bottle, just waiting for it to arrive.
Aye! I’ve got dyslexia too! 🥰💜
Clive, this popped up on my feed and I shall try and get some. Vaping is banned in my country of residence so I'll still have a shuffti. This could really help me as it is hot and even with a wet tray the paint dries too fast to use it except in the wet season. Well played that man! x
1Kg bottle for the equivalent of 5 quid 37, just ordered so I could be back painting in 3 days!! Whoop whoop, cheers Clive!
Propylene glycol is used in Tons of things besides Vaping. It's used in foods, you can actually buy this in a grocery store. It's used in pharmaceuticals, beauty products, soaps, print making, tons of drinks and beverages ... on and on and on. This stuff is available everywhere, and for everything. Doesn't matter if you buy food grade, or medical grade Propylene glycol... because you are only using it for paint. And I hate to say it, but Clive was wrong about it being dangerous to put it in your body.... it is literally in tons pf food and drinks, along with medicines lol. Cheers
I got this tip from a very famous artist. Glad you confirmed it.
A lil FYI,boiling does not remove impurities. It does kill most organisms but it does not remove dissolved solids/minerals,etc. or those now dead organisms.
If you were to boil the water and catch the vapor in another container and cool it (same way a still works) you will have removed most of the impurities....and have yourself distilled water.
Thanks for the great tip! Oh dear, I am a vaper! Well that's putting me off vaping.
Thank you for sharing this. Can you or anyone tell me if I can make acrylic ink pads with this and acrylic paint? Would that work? And what type of pad would be best, felt or foam? I have both. I suppose I will experiment. Should I use glycerin instead of pg or both? Thanks for any help. I do know I can stamp with straight acrylic paint. I just want the option and convenience of taking ink pads with me. 🤔🙂👍
I just discovered your channel and I’m so grateful I found you! I’ve been painting for over 30 years and I’m still learning. I recently returned to acrylics and I’m struggling with this. I do youse a wet box pallette and I do like it. But, my question is, if my pallette is laid out with acrylics, do I need to take the time to mix in the Poly Glycol to each paint? Can it be sprayed on top of them? Would that work? Thank you!!!
Propilen glycol прекрасно себя ведет как добавка к гуашевым и акварельным краскам! Это ПАВ подобно oxi gall - бычьей желчи, потому подмалевок не размывается! Не грязнит лессировки. Допустим подмалевок это гуашь, лессировки - гуашь или акварель и все это на чудесном растворе на PG!
Пожалуйста, объясните подробней для таких знатоков английского,
как я😅
@@veronikavenetulis5929 короче говоря пропиленгликоль это такая маслянистая жидкость, которая применяется в очень многих случаях, даже как пищевая добавка! Зефир и крема с ним долго не высыхают. Продается в Леонардо. Если сделать раствор в воде 1: 10 на таком растворе можно разводить гуашь как я делаю при помощи мастихина маленького красить таким раствором очень приятно, разносится ровненько, долго не высыхает, можно подмешивать оттенки прямо на бумаге, смыватьдо бумаги и т. д. Теперь этот слой просох, и при нанесении следующего слоя, ничего не размазывается снизу, то есть будто бы масло или акрил.
Спасибо большое
What can be used for making watercolor paint other than gumarabic, glycerin , honey , clove oil and others. And replace those with propylene glycol and more. Kindly share
Good video, thanks!
It seems a lot of different glycerin(?) could be used. I've picked up a bottle of Glycerol since I read it off wikipedia's page about Paint Retarder, after finding out what those tiny "artist paint retarder" bottles cost. Crazy, lol.
Can I use distilled water in place of the boiled water?
Thanks for the great video, always learning.
Yes. 🤗
Did I understand correctly that you added the gloss medium into the propylene/water mixture, or was that just plain water? Thanks for the tip!
He says ‘you can add it to the mixture as well’ so I would think that it was propylene and water he added the medium too.
I was thinking of making a small color chart of neat paint, water and paint, mixture and paint and then mixture with various mediums… gloss, Matt, textured etc… to see how they dry in my normal temperatures, somewhere dry and hot and somewhere cold and damp.
This will give me a good guide to possible issues to watch out for where I am (actually not a million miles from where Clive comes from 🏴).
I thought he provided us with two options 1. propylene glycol with water, OR 2. Use the gloss medium.
Where do you get those small glass containers you put the propylene mixture in? They look like the containers my dentist used to mix cement in long ago. Thanks!
I think they are square glass tea light holders....They come in lots of different shapes...I think that is what he is using
The bottle with the spout and the little glass dentist cup can be found at good art supplies. I repurpose glass jars for all this stuff tho.
How do I make the transparent gel retarder ?. Propylene glycol plus what else ?
celica powder, I watched Clive explaining how it's made in another one of his videos.
Do you have any idea what can remove propylene based paint off of clothing?
Lighter fluid and a match. 😎
I use rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle to remove acrylic paint from clothes and my painting. I would think this would work for you also.
great! I was just pricing mini bottles of retarder at like $15/ounce!
Is there no longer a website?
Due to increased charges and prices on stock in the UK I have stopped the shop and website currently until the situation changes in the UK
Not that well kept as it's up on RUclips and no one has been assassinated. But I'd be interested to know... who exactly is it that doesn't want us to know about this? I know about it now so I need to be on the lookout for snipers. Who should I watch out for?
Just got home from hobby lobby with some. Wife drove so I could scan my AO
The manufactures of expensive paint retarders don't want us to know, much cheaper to buy this and add it ourselves. 😁
An important note. There are two very different types of acrylic varnish. One which is solvent/mineral oil based and cannot be mixed with water. The other is water based varnish. There are manufacturers that sell Acrylic varnish and do not clearly state solvent or water based on there bottles! Beware!
Discarding the vapes today 😅
Another good source of propylene glycol is Amazon
No. PolyETHYLENE Glycol 3350 (Miralax) is not the same thing as PROPYLENE Glycol. One is a solvent, one is a polyether compound. They’re in no way interchangeable in chemistry, or painting. If you’re using Polyethylene Glycol 3350 powder mixed in water, you’ll get the same results just using water.
Roh oh! Thought I did my homework when I searched for sources of propylene glycol. I just checked and even searching specifically for propylene glycol, polyethylene glycol sometimes comes up. I'll watch more carefully. Thanks @@SaltNBattery
After reading your comment @@SaltNBattery to my now-deleted comment, I got curious again what was in some of these commercial flow agents, including Liquitex Flow Aid. I found again the safety data sheet that says it's made of Polyethylene glycol octylphenyl ether. [Its directions say it's a concentrate and to dilute it 20/1, but not less than 10/1.] Since it's kinda pricey I had searched and found that MiraLax is made of the same ingredient, so that's where my original comment came from. I also just found that the brand Floetrol is much more economical [ though not a concentrate] and contains Vinyl acetate, n-butyl acrylate polymer and water. So far that's 3 similar acrylic paint flow additives: Propylene Glycol [commonly found online], Polyethylene Glycol [Liquitex Flow Aid] and the vinyl acetate mixture in Floetrol. I'd love your thoughts on this, since you seem to know your stuff. @@SaltNBattery
Hmm that's interesting. I stand corrected. Are you sure it's specifically PEG 3350? If I remember correctly the 3350 refers to the molecular weight, I'm not sure exactly how it's accomplished but it has to do with the length of the polymer chains. PEG goes all the way up to 20,000 (I think). 3350 is used specifically as a "laxative"/stool softener because of it's lower molecular weight makes it more hydroscopic than even PEG 4000 or
Wow! That's quite an answer and a little past my pay grade m'friend! Thank you. The video here [and my own interest] is on thinning the paint without desaturation of color. That's specifically what LQTX Flow Aid does. RE: am I sure it's PEG 3350? Not sure about Flow Aid, but yes about MiraLax. My understanding is flow aids or flow agents are "additives" and Flow Aid Additive is considered by Liquitex as a "medium" but is a thin, non-viscous, liquid concentrate that reduces the surface tension, and thins the paint, making it easier to spread and/or pour. It's especially useful for paint by number paints that often arrive partly or totally dried up and rubbery. You can usually use drops of flow agent to resurrect "nearly dead" paints and keep them from getting too thick. Pouring medium [sometimes confusingly called flow medium. ARGHH!] is generally more viscous and sometimes has silicone oil or acrylic binders added to aid pourability, limiting premature thickening and drying. It's often used by paint pouring artists. I add gloss pouring medium to make my matte paints smoother and more glossy. You may already know, retarder [aka extender] extends the open time on the palette or container, as well as the drying time to allow for blending and other cool techniques I've not tried. Don't hold me to it, but I think glycerine adds some viscosity and smoothness to the medium or paint. Not sure what else or what it does to color saturation or drying time. @@SaltNBattery
Why is it that everytime you say " P.......g......" the voice cuts out? Is that like a curse word over there in England? Bloody hell!
that's odd,yer keyboard won't allow you to type it either!
@@patrickj8984 Lol, I wanted to play it safe, in case it was an insult or something. You know like the N...... word.
Quite simple I misspoke the correct product as it states it's a re edit video read the descriptions I'm not explaining anymore about why had enough on the original release 😂
'They dont want you to know this tip'......I searched 'acrylic retarder ingredients' ...1st result - 'They generally contain glycol (such as propylene glycol) or glycerin-based additives'. - Acrylic retarder - Wikipedia.
It seems like 'they' aren't trying very hard to stop you knowing, are they?