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I also find this effect very displeasing. I have found that adding some copal
concentrate in the paint overcome this effect (probably made with cold pressed
oil?). Using mediums like maroger or Balsam/stand oil as a lubricant also counteract
this effect. It effectively seems that the "suede effect" increase with paints
that are not very oily, like holbein paints, for example. However, homemade
paints grinded in refined linseed oil also shows the same effect even if they
are on the oily side. So the type of oil is certainly the main factor.
Re:
"Suede effect" and cold-pressed linseed oil James Morton
Posted at: 08/23/00 (2)
Re:
"Suede effect" and cold-pressed linseed oil rob howard
Posted at: 08/23/00 (1)
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"Suede effect" and cold-pressed linseed oil rofl
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