Name: Winsor & Newton Blending and Glazing Medium
Brand: Winsor & Newton
Rating: 4.9 (12 reviews)

This mixture of Damar Varnish, Linseed Oil, and mineral spirits reduces the consistency and slows the drying rate of oil and alkyd colors.   It is useful as a medium for blending, glazing, stroke work, antiquing, and staining.




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Winsor & Newton Blending and Glazing Medium - Front of 75 ml bottle

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A pale refined oil of syrupy consistency,  Winsor &amp; Newton  Thickened Linseed Oil speeds drying time even more than  Winsor &amp; Newton  Bleached Linseed Oil. It improves flow and gloss, and increases the durability of the film. This oil behaves like Linseed Stand Oil but dries quicker and darker.

A pale refined oil of syrupy consistency, Winsor & Newton Thickened Linseed Oil speeds drying time even more than Winsor & Newton Bleached Linseed Oil. It improves flow and gloss, and increases the durability of the film. This oil behaves like Linseed Stand Oil but dries quicker and darker.

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A pale, very  slow-drying  oil ideally suited for use with white and pale colors, Winsor &amp; Newton Refined Safflower Oil improves the flow of oil paints while also increasing their gloss and transparency.   This oil is best used on its own, as it may cause cracking if overpainted with linseed oil.

A pale, very slow-drying oil ideally suited for use with white and pale colors, Winsor & Newton Refined Safflower Oil improves the flow of oil paints while also increasing their gloss and transparency. This oil is best used on its own, as it may cause cracking if overpainted with linseed oil.

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Winsor & Newton Refined Linseed Oil - Front view of 75 ml bottle

Winsor &amp; Newton's  most popular oil offers many of the same qualities as  Winsor &amp; Newton   Cold-Pressed  Linseed Oil, but is  slower-drying . Refined Linseed Oil is an  alkali-refined  oil of pale color that reduces oil color consistency and increases gloss and transparency.

Winsor &amp; Newton's most popular oil offers many of the same qualities as Winsor &amp; Newton Cold-Pressed Linseed Oil, but is slower-drying. Refined Linseed Oil is an alkali-refined oil of pale color that reduces oil color consistency and increases gloss and transparency.

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Winsor & Newton Drying Linseed Oil - Front of 75 ml bottle shown


Winsor &amp; Newton  Drying Linseed Oil possesses a darker color than Refined Linseed Oil. It promotes the fastest drying rate of all drying oils while increasing gloss.

Winsor & Newton Drying Linseed Oil possesses a darker color than Refined Linseed Oil. It promotes the fastest drying rate of all drying oils while increasing gloss.

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This volatile, flammable diluting agent is suitable for thinning oil and alkyd colors, as well as for cleaning brushes. Slightly slower drying than turpentine, it has the added benefit of not deteriorating when stored.

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Winsor & Newton Artists' Painting Medium - front of 75 ml bottle shown

A linseed stand oil/petroleum distillate used to thin the consistency of oils and alkyds. Winsor &amp; Newton Artists' Painting Medium dries to a flexible film with a minimal tendency to yellow, wrinkle, and crack.   Painting Medium should be thinned with mineral spirits.

A stand linseed oil/petroleum distillate used  to thin the consistency of oils and alkyds. Dries to flexible film, minimal tendency to yellow, wrinkle, or crack. Thin with mineral spirits.

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Winsor & Newton Linseed Stand Oil - 75 ml bottle

Winsor & Newton Linseed Stand Oil is a pale, viscous oil that can be mixed with turpentine or white (mineral) spirits to improve the flow and leveling of oil colors. It retards drying but imparts a tough, elastic finish. 

Well-suited for glazing and for fine detail, Linseed Stand Oil is resistant to yellowing while increasing the durability of the film. This is the best oil to use as an additive medium.

Winsor & Newton Linseed Stand Oil is a pale, viscous oil that can be mixed with turpentine or white (mineral) spirits to improve the flow and leveling of oil colors. It retards drying but imparts a tough, elastic finish. 

This mixture of Damar Varnish, Linseed Oil, and mineral spirits reduces the consistency and slows the drying rate of oil and alkyd colors. It is useful as a medium for blending, glazing, stroke work, antiquing, and staining.

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