Thanks PePop and Fatman. Those are the kind of answers I was looking for. Got clear on my list. Thanks guys.
The clear will also aid you when you decide to start adding glitter, although the mix ratio's between color and clear go up
Thanks PePop and Fatman. Those are the kind of answers I was looking for. Got clear on my list. Thanks guys.
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Hey we corrupted Vern why not you!!!!!!LOL He's by passed me with the powder painting!!! One rule we forgot to pass on - You can't blame us when your wife yells at you!!
On the clear like Vern said order by the pound and get more than one pound you'll be surprised on how fast it goes!!!!!!!!!
I saw on one of the blues that it seems like you added glitter to the mix. Is there any special type of glitter that you use or can you use any type of glitter to mix with these paints.
Thanks,
Bobo
You can use stuff from Walmart, JoAnnes Fabrics, AC Moore, Hobby Lobby and Michaels. I haven't had any problems with any of it in curing. I like the fine and extra fine
guys tried my hand at mixing paint today. purple mystery
1/2teaspoon deep purple pp
1/2whitepp
1/2clear baitfish
1/2teaspoon of yellow glitter
all measurement are teaspoons
strawberry
1/2 teaspoon red
1/2teaspoon white
1/2teaspon of clear baitfish
1/2yelow glitter
YJ - Nice colors but ?? In your pic they look bumpy and heavily coated. Looking at your receipes you don't list any clear. Add some little by little and I think you'll find you'll have a nice smooth finish and may see the glitter better.
+1 in fact, your mix's come to 2 teaspoon's each so if it was me, I'd add a level Tablespoon to each. Shake/mix real good and keep it loose while in use (by stirring about every 3rd jig). The clear doesn't dilute the color, it actually will give the color more depth. Both are good color's. In fact, one of my first mix's was what I call Grape & it's real similar to your mystery purple.