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So... yeah.

I think I love this stuff. Picked it up after some good advice and now... I didn't know I wasn't thinning paints properly until now. Being able to move the pigment around and adjust it on the fly is amazing. It turned even the soupiest, thickest Citadel Paints into a smooth application within three drops. P3 brand paints hit the perfect 'milk' consistency after a one drop of it with a drop of water on top.

I kept getting 'too thick' on feedback about my painting and I kept failing to get where I needed to be with paint thinning with just raw water, but this has really helped. I had dumped my dry palette, gotten a wet palette, used pure distilled water, everything I could think of...

I swear, I think I need to pick up a box full of these bottles.

 CIsaac wrote:


I think i love this stuff

QFT Absolutely one of the best changes I made to my painting was using a glaze medium.

I also had no idea that I wasn't thinning as good as I could despite using water to thin for a while.