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In Reply to: Re: Turpentine vs. Linseed oil? posted by Chris terryn on 01/26/01 at 3:47 PM:

Thanks for the help. But, why add turpentine to the paint at all? Why not just begin by using paint straight out of the tube, and then, as you continue, add just linseed oil to the paint? Thanks.

Nick


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Post a Followup 224,269,270"> Nick Herrera"> nherrera_psych.stanford.eduRe: Turpentine vs. Linseed oil?_01/26/01 at 4:04 PM"> "Re: Turpentine vs. Linseed oil?" : Thanks for the help. But, why add turpentine to the paint at all? Why not just begin by using paint straight out of the tube, and then, as you continue, add just linseed oil to the paint? Thanks. : Nick

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