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08-13-2005, 08:10 PM
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Location: 8543-dk Hornslet, Denmark
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It has been more than two weeks now and my small landscapes are dry to the touch.
I think that I will add some drying medium to the white paint, before I start painting, in the future. The drying time is simply too long for my temper if I have to wait several weeks for the paint to dry.
For painting "alla prima " it is perfect using only Walnut oil. I really liked using it for the landscapes. But for painting in layers I like to be sure that the paint is dry in a few days.
Bonfim, what is Permalba White? You say that it dries faster than Titanium/ Zinc ?
Allan
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08-13-2005, 08:19 PM
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Location: Americana, Brazil
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Originally Posted by Allan Rahbek
Bonfim, what is Permalba White? You say that it dries faster than Titanium/ Zinc ?
Allan
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Actually it is a mixture of both Titanium and Zinc, but it is manufactured by a specific company. This mixture is also called "mixed white". It dries faster than artichoke white and never crackles or yellows as well.
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