-Fritz Milhaupt, Publications Editor, Pere Marquette Historical Society, Inc.http://www.pmhistsoc.org. He told me he likes either spraying or dipping the armatures in matt medium and then applying the ground foam by throwing them in a plastic box full of ground foam and just shaking the box a bit or some times just sprinkling on the foam. Yes yes, I think I may have to change a few things in my handouts for class... Well, that is a good question I guess. I decided to ditch the Glaze Medium despite the great effect achieved in that I like the viscosity that the gel adds, it drives me crazy when my paint runs all over everything when I'm trying to get it on a certain spot. Simply mix the Liquitex Pouring Medium straight into acrylic paint, stir it and it's ready to use. I re-flocked them with a mixture of W/S blended foam. They still have some small W/S trees for the 'war gamer' dioramas. Your individual coats will be slightly thicker than using just a flow aid/water mix, however they will go on smoother since the particles will be in a thicker clear suspension layer. It's a dream to work with as they put additives in it. LIQUITEX-Matte Medium. Water and Flow Aid is all that's needed, or are you slobbering it on like a wash and need extra help so it doesn't get gritty? It looks like they only make gloss and satin glazing medium, a matte GM seems kind of rare. Liquitex Gloss, Matte, and Ultra Matte Mediums can be used as an extender and fixative for Liquitex Acrylic Paints, giving increased flow without affecting paint stability. Very annoying and terrible for mini painting. I have run out of VMC glazing medium and can't find any in any hobby stores within 100 miles. I don't like to use gloss anything, as the glare is kind of disturbing to me while I'm painting. Both have the effect of adding less pigment to the painted thingie but go about it differently. Het Liquitex Matte Gel Medium … * The amount of medium added will vary depending upon desired effect and color chosen (colors vary in pigment load and opacity). It's just the shipping that kills me. Don't you have a problem with seperation? manage your account online and more! The viscosity of the Retarder is similar to the Glaze Medium but stays matte. The flow aid additive seems to make the paint applied more prone to chipping and flaking than paints thinned down with water, ethanol or mixed with glaze medium. With the MSP's, this means about 1.5:1 ratio of gunk to paint. I haven't had the chance to compare pricing, though. By thinning paints with water and flow aid, you are making the paint significantly less viscous, and your pigments can fall out of suspension faster... vs if you thin using glazing medium, you may not adversely affect the viscosity, and your pigments will stay in suspension longer. Liquitex Matte Medium will create a flow with acrylic colors, but be Using wet water (I only use pure grain alcohol to make my water wet) you get really good paint control, while the alcohol evaporates so fast that it generally doesn't affect the adhesion. I found some info on additives here. If I'm using plastic armatures, I (obviously) don't have to soak them, but proceed as above after a quick dip. I agree hairpspray is a really handy adhesive although several years ago I started to think of it as more of a temporary thing as on my layout it seemed to break down over time. Grrr! flow aid thins both the paint and the polymer emulsion, while glazing medium only thins the paint by adding more polymer emulsion, God of Overly Complex Tactics and Tactical Errors. × Liquitex Matte medium Liquitex Fra 99,00 kr Titanium White Liquitex 129,00 kr Udsolgt Liquitex Basics akryl i Sæt 6x22ml Liquitex 99,00 kr Normal pris 129,00 kr Cerulean Blue String Gel Liquitex 98,00 kr Transp. This item Liquitex BASICS Matte Fluid Medium, 250ml Liquitex Professional Gloss Varnish, 16-oz (6216) Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint, 8.45-oz tube, Mars Black Liquitex Professional Fluid … White glue and hair spray may not do that. Lance, Yeah thats what I've always used with great success well as great as I get anyway and I know a lot of the guys here tout that you can get Matte medium cheaper in the crafts stores but at $20/gallon I think it's a pretty good buy. Viscosity and the end result in terms of adhesion. So, your a huge fan of acrylic pouring liquid art and want to try an alternative to your usual Liquitex brand to thin your paint, yet require a comparable finish and similar ink pouring experience. If you look at paints which have been thinned with flow aid and sat for a while they will have a high ammount of pigment at the bottom. bottles of thinner) $10.51 You can buy distilled water but I use filtered water from my refrigerator, so it could be free. Both will break surface tension, and both thin the paint, but flow aid thins both the paint and the polymer emulsion, while glazing medium only thins the paint by adding more polymer emulsion. Now returning you to your regularly scheduled programing. JK, thanks for the info on matte mediums, I'll keep that in mind. I usually use the real stuff & dilute it myself because it is cheaper especially if you use the 40 or 50 % off coupon. Extra bonus points for in-context use of "slobbering" and "shlorping"! Creates a matte, non-reflective finish and dries translucent, permanent, non-yellowing, and water resistant. Quite often when I use a straight wet water thinner I can watch the particles fall out on my pallete. Has anyone used Liquitex or other art supply glazing medium? Michaels or Walmart may also be a good source for Matte Medium. Poor adhesion from over thinning of acrylic paint with Liquitex Flow-Aid whilst applying to a non-absorbent surface (i.e. What do you guys think? I wonder if I could mix satin GM with matte medium? Here is the information from the Acrylic Book, the online manual I linked to in my first post. Connecticut Valley Railroad A Branch of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford, "If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right." They don't do wetblending, just layering 20x (for hundreds of hours). Show more FAQs Mclimbin, May 2, 2006 in Tips & Advice: Painting. Liquitex Pouring Medium creates even puddles, poured sheets, and flowing applications of color without crazing or cracking. Clear editor. Brush the Liquitex gloss medium over your photo to adhere it. I think Modge Podge is the same stuff. Also makes One time it may be flowers, the next time it is wood plaques - The ones that are for 'art supplies' are the ones you can use for matte medium. Like EricJ. The slow dry does the same thing. I decided to ditch the Glaze Medium despite the great effect achieved in that Brushthralls tutorial. This will give the right consistency and the smooth, crackle-free surface you're after. Maybe something I can p/u at the local AC Moore or craft store. -Fritz Milhaupt, Publications Editor, Pere Marquette Historical Society, Inc. MR subscribers, check out the new All-Time Digital Archives. Liquitex's acrylic matte medium (available at art supply stores) is available in larger quantities (up to a one gallon pail). I know there are great painters out there who use only water. When I spray or dip & shake the ground foam on some of it sticks to the trunk & large branches, which, IMHO, takes away from the overall look of the tree, See pictures of the Clinton-Golden Valley RR. On the other hand, I use so much GM (10 drops of gm to 1 drop of paint) it would be a relief to have a lifetime supply of it. I am down to simply using flow aid or "wet water" for glazing and all my painting techniques. I haven't had the chance to compare pricing, though. Apply several coats so you have a thick layer of medium. When I mixed the paint, it was dark grey ( as expected) but once it dried it turned black ( like the acrylic black paint I had used). So I went to Michaels and considered buying a huge bottle of Liquitex Glazing Medium. There is about 40 of them mixed in with other trees in a river area - I have not been losing foam over the past 3 years. In recent tests, I used Liquitex Glaze Medium and Vallejo GM alone, and with Liquitex Matte Medium, and still had to deal with gloss during painting. Copyright © Reaper Miniatures Oh yeah - and just like flow aid helps paint flow better on minis, it helps particles flow better out of paint. The acrylic mediums are: ultra matte gel, clear gesso, matte gel, and matte medium.. I think many aerosol cans are CFC free now. I found it made my life a lot easier. This episode is about Liquitex Gloss Medium & Varnish with tips and demo. * Mix Flow-Aid Water with Gloss Medium & Varnish and Medium Viscosity Concentrated Artist Color to achieve glazes and varnishes that are less sticky and can be brushed on easier with less evident brush marks and more open time for blending. Login, or register today to interact in our online community, comment on articles, receive our newsletter, While the mixture is still tacky, I add poly fiber, then mist it with the dilute medium, and add ground foam. * Transparent Glazes: 7 -10 parts medium to 1 part color. -- Henry Ford, for most things i use Elmers white glue , deluted  just like matte medium. De Gel Mediums zijn ook geschikt voor het maken van lijm op basis van collageen. Since trees are somewhat 'flexible', I would think matte medium may be better than diluted white glue. × Just my 2 cents worth, I spent the rest on trains. * Professional Grade High Viscosity Artists Color may also be used but will take slightly longer to evenly mix into medium. I don't have a separation problem because I'm using flow aid, and usually deliberately painting on the glazes. The best way to get a matte pour is to use Liquitex Matte Pouring Medium. * Transparent and translucent colors produce the brightest and clearest colored glazes. Set it aside to dry. How did it work out? I use the Liquitex Flow-Aid and it doesn't leave any shine (at least not anymore than what's already in the paint). I use Flow Improver (by Model Master) too, but honestly can't see a difference between that and water, so when it runs out I won't replace it. Your question has led me to question my use of additives, Sue! Hobby Lobby used to have 40% off coupons, good on any item. I guess you don't use it for glazing or at all? Anything that gets added to make it non-glossy will be in the form of particulates to make the surface less smooth...and thereby less glossy. That is for minis though - with terrain it is an entirely different beast (I'll often mix half a gallon of powdered clay with a quart or so of matte medium in order to have a fast applying dirt substrate). Liquitex è un'azienda americana conosciuta in tutto il mondo per l'altissima qualità dei suoi colori acrilici. I would have, but it was gloss, so I decided against it. The acryllic decopage mediums are replacing a lot of the matte mediums on craft store shelves though (same thing different label). Modeling BNSF  and Milwaukee Road in SW Wisconsin. The "traditional" way from what I understand was to spray the armature with hairspray and then roll them in ground foam.   You cannot paste images directly. Anywho - more to the point...all of the true glaze mediums should be gloss. The one I keep around for when I need it for minis is a Grumbacher version. Fluid Mediums modify acrylic paints in a variety of ways and contain acrylic resins to maintain or enhance adhesion and durability. Once it's try, I mist it with Dullcote to seal it. For tree armatures, if they're plant-based (sedum stalks, for instance), I dip them in the mixture and let them soak for about 30 minutes, then pull them out and let them drip dry for a while. * Mix Professional Grade Medium Viscosity Artists Color into Gloss Medium & Varnish for standard glazes or any transparent or translucent Liquitex Medium for specialty glazes. How do you deal with situations like that? Powered by Invision Community. If you use warm water to mix it, you shouldn't have any trouble with lumps. However in my semi-scientific tests of the issue, this is not the case. Working on filigree, for example--just enough gunk to get it to flow off the brush, and go on with no visible brush strokes, but still good solid coverage. For quite awhile I mixed my own dilute matte medium using the Mod Podge product picked up at Michaels or AC Moore. I still use hairspray a lot but  now just to tack things in place short term. Right now, I am using a gunk for thinning that is about 15% Liquitex gel Slow Dry, 5% Liquitex Flow Aid and 80% water. Het medium zorgt ervoor dat de droogtijd van de verf vertraagt waardoor je er langer mee kunt werken. BTW - you can take matte medium (available in gallon containers quite often) and make it into the good acrylic stuff on the cheap too. Our Pouring Mediums keep a structured, smooth consistency when mixed with color, while Flow Aid Additive will instantly thin and increase transparency. Acrylic medium and glazing medium are both more viscous than water. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Mix it with any acrylic color or Liquitex mediums or thin by adding up to 25% water. If you choked a Smurf what color would he turn? Display as a link instead, × You can post now and register later. So I looked at your post thinking...hmmm, do I need to look into a glazing medium? I've read where some guys use spray glues but I know that stuff can be nasty so I tend to shy way form using anything like that. ;) I don't care what any of you say, the only way you'll be able to get my Series 7s away from me is by prying them out of my cold, dead hands! Plus Matte Medium won't yellow and it stays... well... Matte. Tutti i prodotti di Liquitex: colori, pittura acrilica, markers, inchiostri e spray. Jim made a good point about the Matte Medium staying flexible with age. Works very well. Now I'm doing much better with a new setup...anyway, my point to this rambling paragraph is that maybe I don't need the slow dry anymore. Yes, Mod Podge Matte is exactly the same stuff, but comes less thinned out. Do any of you have any substitute methods or alternatives to Matte medium? Use the CHEAPEST stuff in the areasol cans and hit the tree from all directions. So of course after doing a couple of trees I am now out of Matte medium. ...or are you slobbering it on like a wash... LOL! They say that matte medium should not be used for glazing, but we should just do a gloss or satin glaze and then apply a layer of matte medium at the end. Glazes may be thinned up to 25% with water or Flow-Aid Water (1 part Flow-Aid Flow Enhancer, 20 parts water), without affecting clarity or adhesion.   Pasted as rich text. The best way to get a matte pour is to use Liquitex Matte Pouring Medium. Glazing medium thins the pigment but keeps the viscosity (or adds more). If you take and mix wet water with the matte medium at a ratio of roughly 1:1 to 3:1 in a large container (gallon pickle jars are great), and let it set for a week or so the solids will settle out of it. If you were using the Woodland Scenics product, you will have to dilute the "real" Mat Medium, because it is a lot thicker than what WS sells. It's another free Cheap Joe's 2 Minute Art Tip with 2 Minute Julie. Part no. Paste as plain text instead, × Comes in both matte and gloss. It took the shine right out of the ink and left the great color. Good for shlorping. If you let it sit for a while, it does tend to settle, but this is easily fixed with a quick stir or shake. Upload or insert images from URL. #LiquitexAcrylic #Liquitex #Medium #AirBrushMedium I use matte medium for glazes and it works just fine. I used a spare piece of glass. Perfect for abstract art. even their matte medium dries to a satin-gloss finish. Buy: Liquitex Matte Fluid Medium … Matte medium fra Liquitex som er spesielt godt egnet for Mixed Media og collage, og dette mediumet brukes ofte som lim innenfor denne kategorien. Since I use this to coat most my terrain, I go through a lot of it when I get going. - YouTube Haven't had any "falling leaf " problems yet..Mike. Matte Medium really doesn't have much of a use with minis until the very end. 1 x Liquitex Professional Matte Gel Medium, 237 ml - Dries translucent with a satin/matte finish; Viscosity and body similar to Liquitex Heavy Body Paint Same here, and it has the added benefit that none goes to waste:  when the stuff left is below the reach of the pick-up tube, simply dump it into the next new bottle, and spray away. Well after speaking to one of the senior guys down at the club he advised me that was an old way of doing it and not a good one for several reasons #1 of course the CFC's or what ever it is that harmful when you spray that junk and #2 after a while the hairspray drys out and you have bare armatures with piles of ground foam at the base. The nice thing is you can use the hairspray to get a project done and come back a day, week, or month later with the matte medium. I have found 2:1(water/matte medium) works great for ballasting(and seems to be what the W/S stuff is). I cleaned them out of W/S materials when they were clearing out the train stuff. FOR IMPASTO EFFECT: Mix with Liquitex Heavy Body Acrylic Color for impasto effects that dry to a matte sheen. This matte medium can also be used as a lightweight collaging glue or diluted with water and applied with an atomizer to fix pastel, graphite, or chalk. Today however I mixed it with black acrylic and Liquitex's flexible modeling paste, which is a matte medium, and together they gave me a soft satin finish. Now their weekly 40% off coupon is targeted to a certain product area that they rotate every week. I have been to Regional Clinics and I seem to remember a guy dipping armatures in a large cup of matte medium that had been thinned 1:1 with water. You should always question and experiment. Pouring Medium will not Their really nice people there at SE so I'll have to find what train show their going to be at next I usually hit their table first thing. White glue will sometimes be a little more glossy. (glazing medium (increases viscosity) + flow aid (reduces viscosity) = normal paint! First, place your photo on a nonstick surface. I try to be careful about loading the brush too much, but do you think that is my only problem? The recipe is about five parts matte medium to one part ink with a little water mixed in. There are actually a lot of different brands of matte medium available, but like I said - they don't have a lot of use. LIQUITEX AIRBRUSH MEDIUM!! Use a sprayer (airbrush or spray gun) and you can make hard wearing terrain. But maybe I should start experimenting with only "wet water"? I haven't had the chance to compare pricing, though. Otherwise I'd just use a gloss glaze and then hit it with Dullcote. This will give the right consistency and the smooth, crackle-free surface you're after. In recent tests, I used Liquitex Glaze Medium and Vallejo GM alone, and with Liquitex Matte Medium, and still had to deal with gloss during painting. I still use Golden's Retarder and Vallejo's Slow Dry to keep my mixed colors on the palette for long sessions. When you use the two different products you’ll quickly see the difference. I buy Matte Medium (usually Liquitex) in bulk (1 gallon) and dilute it 4:1 (water to medium) in smaller batches for scenery applications. I also use an additive:  1 drop dishwashing liquid to each cup of solution. ex0020, http://www.sceneryexpress.com/prodinfo.asp?number=EX0020. Adding in a bit of the acrylic glaze medium will bring the viscosity back up a bit (I don't care too much for really runny paints). You may want to use a higher quality canvas than this example which has a lot of dark specs in it. Old Steam loco's never die, they just lose thier fire. It did the trick but was lumpy at times and a pain to mix. liquitex makes good stuff, however, the liquitex glaze medium that i have dries to a gloss finish. Liquitex Acrylic Fluid Mediums …brushstrokes. I mix it with my craft paint black and get a dead flat black, takes a few layers but I think it actually sucks the colors from everything around it. I was messing around in the work shop in the wee hours of the morning experimenting making bottle brush conifers, well lets just say it's a work in progress. 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