You have just given a string of names of different paints. It must be obvious what they are made from by the names.
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∙ 2013-08-17 11:49:01The short answer is NO, water based paints do not adhere to oil base paints. However if you are willing to lightly sand the oil base paint, and apply an oil based primer, you can then use water based paint as a top coat.
you can mix oil paints with other oil paints, but not with water because oil and water repel eachother.
The basis and solvent of oil paints is oil and the basis and solvent of acrylic paints is water.
No But you can put oil based over water based paints.
She used oil and water color base paints.
No, that is not their intended use.
The short answer is NO, water based paints do not adhere to oil base paints. However if you are willing to lightly sand the oil base paint, and apply an oil based primer, you can then use water based paint as a top coat.
you can mix oil paints with other oil paints, but not with water because oil and water repel eachother.
The basis and solvent of oil paints is oil and the basis and solvent of acrylic paints is water.
No But you can put oil based over water based paints.
She used oil and water color base paints.
Oil based paints will give the best results. They offer a smoother finish that will be tougher than water based paints.
Oil and water do not mix, gloss paints are oil based paints therefore water does not dilute (dissolve) them.
Paints use either some type of oil or plain water as their solvent. Paints using water don't produce the air pollution that paints using oil do.
There are two main types of paint in common use: water based and oil based. The water based paints contain various substances including latex that are dissolved or suspended in the water. Oil base paints contain resins dissolved or suspended in oil, typically linseed oil. So, not every paint uses water as a carrier.
Only if you drink it.
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