Winsor & Newton Liquin Original, 1 Liter

You no longer have to wait 10 days for the clothes to dry! Oh my gosh! It is vital that you use it! As well as the fact that it is snowing, I have never used this before. Polar bears are something I must paint. In Colorado, the temperatures are freezing, and it takes ten days for oils to dry. Linseed oil is used as a thinner, and I like to paint more thick for a richer Approximately 10 days later. Most of the time, I'm not really interested in continuing. But this time it had to be done, so the 2nd attempt has been done with this item. It's already tacky! The next 7 hours are just around the corner! The fact that I'm going to be able to finish this project this weekend is very exciting to me. And also. There are also buy one get two free canvas offers going on at Michaels this weekend! To get them, however, you'd have to go outside. Take advantage of the online ordering options There will be a line pick up at a later time! Thanks a lot! got the biggest bottle of this because I wanted to. I live in an area that has a lot of snow.

Jay Cochran

| Dec 22, 2020

Is greyish Jelly that is brown rather than clear, not like Liquin. The brown was really strange from the picture, I ordered it, but it did not look like the picture In the bottle, the color was a grey, and it was completely jelled. Having said that, things like this happen, so I returned it and ordered another one. Again, the problem is the same. It's evident that they're still shipping defective inventory, but the stock is old. The same reviewer also stated that he received the same off-color product It comes in Liquin color. I ordered it because I love Liquin, and I love how versatile, mixing well, and generally a great product it is. Therefore, I rate Liquin 5 stars as a whole, but I give it zero stars for the two last Two more to go They have had complaints and not rectified the issue, so they do not warrant a star rating.

Lilian Sanders

| Feb 07, 2021

The stuff I'm into is awesome. Listen to what I have to say! When you are an intermediate artist, if you are in a time crunch, yes, buy this from Amazon. However, you can buy a bigger bottle at Michaels or DickBlick Art Supply with the larger 40-ounce bottle. They keep giving out coupons for 50% off all the time. I'll be keeping this because I can't drive to the other stores right now, but this is a really small bottle for the price. I've been given huge bottles of this for the same price as this one. We are very pleased with this product. Blends with oil colors well to create a smooth texture on canvas and a nice sheen. This state-of-the-art material says it has no yellowing effect, but who knows if it will still be yellow in 150 years, I won't be there to discover that. I have always been loyal to Winston and Newton when it comes to paints and items for my artistic endeavours.

Cesar Anthony

| Jul 15, 2021

Oil paint is a classic staple I use for all of my The speeds of drying, the smoothness, and the overall operation of your staple medium will be improved. Once I learn how to use Liquin, using it becomes second nature, and without it, I would not be able to paint.

Journee McDaniel

| Nov 08, 2020

There was a review on here of this Liquin medium that said it looked gray. I also received my bottle today, and it is grey too. The contents of the bottle have a grayish tinge due to the thick plastic bottle There is a purple color in the picture. For my own peace of mind, I contacted Winsor & Babcock Upon hearing about it, Newton approached Newton and asked him Here is a link to the response I'll post when it comes in. I have updated the information as of The response I received from WN was swift. Sandra, thank you so much for contacting Winsor & Hilton hotel in Oregon City," There are several different colors of Liquin, and it can be quite confusing. However, it isn't uncommon to have different bottles of the brand. Depending on how old the resin is, its color changes gradually.
It's just a quirk of this type of resin, and it does not have an impact on the quality of the medium.

It will begin as a purplish gray color and over time will turn into a light brownish grey color. I attached a few photos and the code I have for the bottle I have. It is said that the items I currently have were made over a year ago, so they should be okay.

Bo Hutchinson

| Feb 21, 2021

It is inspiring to read about some artists who have used this medium and have been overjoyed others have been moderately pleased with it. My taste is not like that of others. The drying time means that I cannot go back in after a day and adjust the paint. The medium I prefer to use for drying is slower. Furthermore, the smell is extremely unpleasant due to its strong and toxic quality. Although it makes for an effective glazing medium, the negative aspects outweigh those of the positive aspects.

Karina Bond

| Sep 14, 2020

I love the medium here, I like it a lot. The top is not difficult to open like with the original and the consistency of this product compares to oil. It has a great drying time and a smooth consistency, and is great for blending. The Liquin impasto in the tube is what I use when I want my brush strokes to be pronounced. did not like the original Liquin because it was difficult to open the lid plus the product did dry out over time.

Murphy Swanson

| Sep 13, 2020

I have been using Liquin for over 20 years, mostly to paint oil landscapes and illustrate books. As long as it is used properly, it will dry overnight to the touch. It is great to have when I want my work to dry quickly. Here's what you need to know Oil paint on glossy surfaces is much glossier than straight oil paint, oil/thinner, or chalk paint. You can also use a lot of it to achieve a translucent glaze instead of a solid layer of paint. My usual method of applying Liquin is to dip the brush tip in it, then stir it into a small puddle of paint (about the size of a dime or nickel). I mixed it well, and it worked well. The flow is smooth.

Tiana Townsend

| Jun 23, 2021