Liquitex Pejst għall-Immudellar Professjonali, 237ml (8-oz) 8 Fl Oz (Pakkett ta' 1) Pejst għall-Immudellar

Name: Liquitex Pejst għall-Immudellar Professjonali, 237ml (8-oz) 8 Fl Oz (Pakkett ta' 1) Pejst għall-Immudellar
Brand: Liquitex
SKU: 0750796378318
Availability: InStock

Brand:Liquitex

3.8/5

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Liquitex toffri l-aktar firxa wiesgħa ta 'mezzi akriliċi biex tispira l-kreattività f'kull stadju tal-proċess tal-pittura. Liquitex Gel Mediums iżidu l-korp ma 'żebgħa irqaq għal tekniki ta' impasto kif ukoll jestendu l-volum tal-kulur u jżidu t-trasparenza. Ġellijiet għandhom it-tendenza li jinxfu aktar bil-mod minn films irqaq taż-żebgħa, li jippermettu aktar ħin li jista 'jagħmel. Il-medji tal-ġel jistgħu jimmodifikaw iż-żebgħa akrilika f'varjetà ta 'modi u peress li fihom reżini akriliċi, għandhom tendenza li jtejbu l-adeżjoni u d-durabilità. Il-mezzi tal-ġel Liquitex jistgħu jżidu n-nisġa jtejbu l-kulur u jżidu t-trasparenza fi ħdan ix-xogħol tiegħek Liquitex Modeling Paste Gel Painting Medium huwa pejst tal-irħam, magħmul minn trab tal-irħam u emulsjoni ta 'polimeru 100%. Użati biex jinbnew nisġa tqal fuq appoġġi riġidi u joħolqu forom tridimensjonali. Jnixxef għall-ebusija tal-ġebel, u jista 'jiġi xkatlat jew imnaqqax meta jinxef sewwa. Jista 'jiġi mmaniġġjat bħal tafal, jekk il-parti ta' fuq tal-kontenitur titneħħa u ftit mill-ilma jitħalla jevapora bil-mod, sakemm jilħaq konsistenza bħal tafal. Teħel ma 'kwalunkwe wiċċ assorbenti mhux żejtni. APPLIKAZZJONIJIET: Applika b'għodda differenti (jiġifieri sikkina tal-paletta, trowel, pinzell taż-żebgħa, jew ponot għat-tiżjin tal-kejkijiet) biex tipproduċi effetti differenti. Biex tevita xquq li jinxtorob (qsim tat-tajn) nixxef bil-mod billi tkopri b'mod laxk b'tgeżwir tal-plastik. Applika inqas minn 1/4 ħoxna. Ħallat ma 'kuluri akriliċi biex tipproduċi pejst ikkulurit ikkulurit. Meta niexef, Liquitex Acrylic Modeling Paste jista 'jiġi miżbugħ b'kuluri akriliċi jew taż-żejt. SCULPTURAL: Applika fi saffi irqaq, ħalli kull saff jinxef qabel ma tapplika saff li jmiss. Jekk jidhru xquq, ħallih jinxef u imla b'saff irqiq addizzjonali ta' Acrylic Modeling Paste. Appoġġ riġidu - Uża direttament mill-kontenitur. Appoġġ flessibbli - Ħallat Liquitex Acrylic Modeling Paste 50/50 bi Gloss Gel Medju, Matte Gel Medju, Gloss Heavy Gel Medium, jew Super Heavy Gel Medium. Żur il-Liquitex Amazon Storefront tagħna għal assortiment sħiħ tal-prodotti.

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EAN: 0750796378318

Kategoriji Arti, Snajja u Ħjata, Crafting, Provvisti tas-Snajja, Adeżivi, Koll u Pejsts tal-Arti,

Dimensjonijiet (pulzieri): 2.5 x 2.5 x 3.7. Intermixable ma 'Liquitex Professional Acrylic Paint Kuluri u Medji..Konformi ma' ASTM D4236; Sikur għall-użu edukattiv. Jinkludi vażett medju ta' 8-oz / 237ml. Ħfief, mhux tossiku; Jnixxef għall-ebusija tal-ġebel, u jista 'jiġi xkatlat jew imnaqqax meta jinxef sewwa. Pejst tal-irħam magħmul minn trab tal-irħam u 100% emulsjoni tal-polimeru; Użati biex jinbnew nisġa tqal. Importati. Annulla.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Assembly required	No
Batteries required	No
Brand	Liquitex
Color	Modeling Paste
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 11,917 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Distinctive feature	Non Toxic
Educational Objective	Creative Skill
Fabric Type	Nullify
Finish types	Matte
Import	Imported
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	2.5 x 2.5 x 3.7 inches
Item model number	5508
Item Weight	1.06 Pounds
Manufacturer	ColArt Americas
Material	Acrylic
Model Name	Professional
Number of Items	1
Number of pieces	1
Product Dimensions	2.5 x 2.5 x 3.7 inches
Recommended Uses For Product	Modeling
Special Feature	Non Toxic
Volume	237 Milliliters

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Scritto da: A J

LOVE! did not disappoint

I love it. Very helpful. I think of this product and my whole body feels relief. I'm so glad it exists, not only for creating texture in acrylic and filling gaps in 3-D work, but also because it saved me once when I needed an acid-free collage adhesive. This was recommended as such in some forums. It's very matte. It's very heavy-body. Keeps its shape nicely when dried. I gave it only 4 stars in the areas of ease of use and spreadability, just because it's not. But I have no suggestions on how to improve that. It's difficult to mix into paint --- takes some patience and muscle work. But that's normal for heavy body acrylic products. There's no way around that. The container is ugh as far as that the product tends to dry out quickly around the top if you are getting into it often, or for longer than a minute or so at a time with the lid off. But again, I see no way around that, and I just accepted it and tried to enjoy it as part of the personality of the experience. Well worth the money. Liquitex is my favorite brand, and this product did not disappoint.

Scritto da: Henry D.

Excellent product

Excellent product and service

Scritto da: Ryan Hulse

A very versatile medium

I have purchased many, many Liquitex products and they have never let me down.

Scritto da: stampingcharacter

Great for art uses

I really like the way it covers and spreads. Easy to use and layer.

Scritto da: lois lane

works beautifully with collage work@

I use this for collage work. It lays flat and smooth.

Scritto da: Phyllis Weaver

Want to be able to paint longer?!

This gel is like liquid gold for me. Ive been an artist for about a year now and this stuff puts a smile on a painters face! It mixes beautifully and adds depth to your paint colours. And you can spend a little more time to make your image what you want. Makes blendind a joy

Scritto da: AC

Great for transfers…

I ordered this to use for making photo transfers to wood. I know that isn't the intended purpose for this product, but after looking into many varieties of gel medium, I was very curious to try this for transfers, mainly because of the drying time, but also because I haven't tried this brand yet and wanted to compare it to Golden. I don't have an excess of experience with making these transfers. I started making them within the past month. I went through a jar of Golden Gel Medium Gloss making Christmas presents. I thought I would try Liquitex this time as when I was researching the first time I ordered a gel medium, I was torn between Golden and this brand. I did a few test runs with the Golden medium and ended up using the whole tub, but so far I've only done one test with this Liquitex product, so I can't speak greatly of their differences yet (and thus may update this review in the future if need be). What I can say is that this really is "Slow-Dri" compared to what I used before. I would say that the dry time listed is accurate. It made applying the layers of gel for my transfer test much easier. The image came through clearly and this gel is as translucent as the Golden I used, more or less transparent. A huge difference that I noticed, and am very happy about, is that the little gel that got on top of the paper didn't cause the paper to be a pain to remove (marring that portion of the image under it), rather it just came off easily with the rest of the paper--this is kind of a big deal and I'm excited to see if this happens each time or if it was a fluke. Another difference, is that this is a little bit thinner than the Golden medium I used before, which equates to a need for an extra base layer or two before the transfer layer. I assume this is due to it being slow-dri (as well as a different brand) and I'm willing to trade that thickness for having more time to work with the medium before it dries. One last difference that I've noticed so far is that the paper seems to come off a little easier than it did with the Golden gel medium. The only con I could come up with so far is that the transferred layer seems a bit more fragile than with the Golden medium and scratches away easier when rubbing off the paper if one isn't careful. As I've only done one test so far, I can't say that this was definitely a fault of the medium. I may not have let it dry long enough before removing the paper and that combined with getting the paper wet to remove it could have been the cause of this. I let it sit as long as I would have with the Golden gel, but in my excitement to see how the transfer turned out, I didn't consider that perhaps I should have let it dry longer than normal to compensate for it being slow-dri. This also may be the reason for the paper seeming to come off easier than with the Golden. I'll update this review if I have any additional information. I may even change to 5 stars depending on how further transfers work out. UPDATE: 3/1/16, from 4 to 5 stars! I love this gel medium. I've made another test and compared this gel with another variety since my original review (Golden Soft Gel Semi-gloss) and confirmed my original statement, that the Liquitex Slow-Dri Blending Gel does indeed dries much slower and the dry-time described is accurate. The paper not sticking to the transfer if you accidentally get gel on top of the paper was not chance. I intentionally got a smear of gel on the top of my next test and was able to rub that area off with the rest of the paper. The seemingly fragile quality to my original test was most likely due to not enough of a base layer(s) of gel built up before the transfer layer (since this gel is slightly thinner than average, more coats are helpful to make it more durable), not waiting long enough to dry, and making the transfer too wet during the paper removal step. If you're having problems with your transfer rubbing away, try more coats of gel before transferring, allowing the transfer longer to dry, and using less water to remove the paper.

Scritto da: Danielle Magana

Have Fun

As an artist, I would say that I like this modeling paste but only for certain textures When I’ve added paint to this, it took the paint very well but the problem I had is knowing how much paint is enough. If I don’t put enough paint (meaning enough to be the same color as the paint I’m putting in) it’ll keep that hard texture that I sometimes want but the problem with that is that it will crack so easily. Now if I do put enough paint, then paint I put in will be the same color as the modeling paste but the texture will not be as thick as I want it to be. It will be thick enough to kinda hold some body but thin enough to eventually fall off the canvas if it’s not flat. I specifically use modeling paste to make flowers so what I get frustrated by is that I’ll have to spend a LOT of time, slowly building up the flowers because if I do it in one sitting, it will crack in the middle when it dries. Also, I don’t like painting over it because it takes extra time, paint gets stuck in the crevices and I don’t like the feel of paint over the texture I made. It’ll lose some texture in that process too. Pros: 1) this is a great amount of modeling paste for your money 2) even keeping the original lid on it, I haven’t had it dry out on me yet 3) really helps to add that texture you are looking for in your paintings Cons: 1) if you don’t know how to use modeling paste, working with this one can be tricky 2) the paste can crack very easily if you do not put enough paint in it and will crack if you build it even slightly thick 3) sometimes isn’t always smooth, even after thoroughly mixing paint within it, there will still be some bumps Photos: 1) the gallon wasn’t damaged when it came in; knew that was a problem for some people 2) the white canvas is what the texture will be if you do not add any paint and just stick some on a canvas 3) the gold canvas is the smoothness you will get when you add a 1:1 ratio of paint to modeling paste 4) the milky white canvas is what it looks like if you want a smoothish texture, note the bumps in there even after really mixing 5) that’s a photo of one of the flowers I made, and I made it in one sitting. As I said earlier is the paste is too thick, it will crack like that when drying. I would like to note that on the outside of the gallon it says to build it up slowly and that you can fill in the cracks but personally I don’t like doing either lol. Overall I don’t regret this buy and I’ve had fun with it so far. My suggestion would be that if this is your first time using modeling paste, use the hobby lobby brand modeling paste. It takes a lot of paint to get the color you want but you will not have to worry about it cracking. If you want a rougher texture though, this company paste is perfect. P.S. I did not go to an art college so I was never taught how to properly use this nor could I find good YouTube videos on how to use so everything I mentioned was through trial and error.

Scritto da: Jack Mac

smooth texture

Perfect medium for slowing down the drying of acrylic paints. great smooth texture.

Scritto da: bonnie b.

Beautiful stuff!

So nice to work with. I thinned it with water. Even though it's matte it still brightens the colors underneath. I love this stuff.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great

It is great for creating textural art, shaping, sanding, etc

Scritto da: Granger

Je recommande

Scritto da: Arturo EC