Name: Daniel Smith Painting Medium
Brand: Daniel Smith

This low-odor, alkyd-based medium speeds drying time of oil colors considerably. Thin layers will dry overnight.   The consistency of this product is thinner than oil paint, so it's ideal to use for blending, glazing, and leveling brushstrokes. Using this medium increases the flexibility and transparency of oils, and they will not yellow over time.   Much like a stand oil, alkyd resin is made by heating oil until it polymerizes or thickens. This alkyd medium can be thinned with odorless mineral spirits, unlike stand oil, which must be thinned with a more toxic turpentine/damar varnish mixture.




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Daniel Smith Painting Medium - 37 ml Tube

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Daniel Smith Painting Medium - 150 ml tube

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Daniel Smith Original Oil Colors are made by hand in Seattle, Washington. Introduced in 1989, they were formulated to offer a game-changing paint with remarkable color strength, reliable lightfastness, and consistent texture from tube to tube.    Great paint begins with great raw materials, and Daniel Smith settles for nothing less. The world's finest pigments are combined with high-grade, alkali-refined linseed oil chosen for its light color, low acid value, good adhesion, and resistance to yellowing. The perfect grind is determined for each individual pigment to yield particle sizes that maximize its inherent qualities. A small proportion of additive (less than 1% by weight) is included to improve brushability, ensure consistency, modify drying time, and improve the grind.    Color strength and lightfastness are hallmarks of Daniel Smith Original Oils. Paints are tested by placing samples in a Xenon Fadeometer, which exposes paint to the equivalent of 100 years of sunlight in 10 days. Artists can rely on all but three colors to remain virtually unchanged over a century.    Choose from a palette of 90 colors, many of which are unusual and unique to Daniel Smith. The line includes historical hues, amazing earths, dazzling luminescents, and some of the brightest and boldest quinacridones ever formulated. 61 of 90 colors in the line are single pigment colors.

Daniel Smith Original Oil Colors are made by hand in Seattle, Washington. Introduced in 1989, they were formulated to offer a game-changing paint with remarkable color strength, reliable lightfastness, and consistent texture from tube to tube.

A highly effective oil painting medium, it speeds the drying time of oil colors considerably. It also makes oil colors more flexible, transparent, and is non-yellowing.

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Products bearing the CL seal of the Art & Creative Materials Institute ("Caution Label") contain ingredients that are toxic or hazardous, but when used in properly supervised and controlled conditions, they can be enjoyed with complete safety.

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Products bearing the CL seal of the Art & Creative Materials Institute ("Caution Label") contain ingredients that are toxic or hazardous, but when used in properly supervised and controlled conditions, they can be enjoyed with complete safety.


Daniel Smith Painting Medium - 37 ml Tube | BLICK Art Materials

Shop Daniel Smith Painting Medium - 150 ml tube at Blick. Find everything you need for your next creative project online.

Daniel Smith Painting Medium - 150 ml tube | BLICK Art Materials

This lowodor alkydbased medium speeds drying time of oil colors considerably Thin layers will dry overnight   The consistency of this product is thinner than oil paint so its ideal to use for blending glazing and leveling brushstrokes Using this medium increases the flexibility and transparency of oils and they will not yellow over time   Much like a stand oil alkyd resin is made by heating oil until it polymerizes or thickens This alkyd medium can be thinned with odorless mineral spirits unlike stand oil which must be thinned with a more toxic turpentine/damar varnish mixture

Daniel Smith Painting Medium

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