Re: Stand oil as a glaze

In Reply to: Re: Stand oil as a glaze posted by Stump on 07/25/00 at 9:12 PM:

>>>Resin-rich mediums will still evidence this problem. <<<

It's more a question of balance. A little bit of a resin (especially a balsam)will make the oil very adhesive, but as we continue to up the percentage of resin to oil, the adhesiveness goes down. The retouch varnish is an isolated isolating varnish which has formed no molecular bond with the oil because it is dry when the oil is applied. This is different than if the same varnish was added to the oil.
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