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317 by toni acock
on 10/03/02 at 6:51 PM In Reply to: spike oil posted by inje on 12/25/01 at 12:46 AM: :Yes, I have used spike oil and it works pretty well and smells a little better than linseed oil. However, it's very BEST PURPOSE is to clean and condition the brushes. It prevents them from getting hard so fast. I hope this helps Hi, has anyone tried spike oil (lavender oil) as a medium? what's it good for and bad for? i read about it in the wonderful, famous eastlake, then tried i it instead of turps as a thinner (which the bottle's label suggested), adding a bit of stand linseed coz i thought it would stretch the pigment too much. : i think da vinci used to use it to get a matte look? if so, would my use of stand oil defeated that? doh. : also, does anyone out there use it? where i live, it's v.v. expensive!
(and quite stinky). should i give it up as an archaic, stinky throwback? |
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