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First of all it"s a top Flite ( really Top Flight, but advertising spelling is Top Flite) the Monokote process was originally developed for- shrink-wrapping fabric coverings on the wings of- you guessed it model airplanes. it came out in the seventies and was quite popular for a spell, as it was a proprietary product of the Top Flite company. Model airplane hobby has , sadly cracked-up and I do not even know if Top Flite is still in business. good luck! Product and system were never intended for doll work- but covering of wings on model airplanes.
What else can I help you with?
What does 0.50mm TCT mean?
Total coating thickness, after drying of paints.
What paints can used for pinewood derby?
Fast drying acrylics are best.
What are the differences between oil and acrylic paints in terms of drying time, texture, and blending capabilities?
Oil paints have a longer drying time compared to acrylic paints, allowing for more blending and layering. Acrylic paints dry quickly and have a more matte finish. Oil paints have a smoother texture and are easier to blend, while acrylic paints have a more plastic-like texture and can be harder to blend.
What is an oil in paint called?
Oil paints are slow drying paints made from suspending pigments in oil.
How can I prevent oil paints from drying out?
To prevent oil paints from drying out, make sure to tightly seal the containers after use, store them in a cool and dark place, and consider using a palette with a lid to keep the paint moist while working.
What liquids are used to turn ochre into paint?
Ochre can be turned into paint by mixing it with various liquids, most commonly water, oil, or acrylic medium. Water is often used for creating water-based paints, while oils, like linseed oil, are used for oil paints to enhance texture and drying time. Acrylic mediums can also be employed to create vibrant, fast-drying paints. The choice of liquid affects the paint's consistency, drying time, and finish.
What has the author Robert Selby Morrell written?
Robert Selby Morrell has written: 'The chemistry of drying oils' 'Rubber, resins, paints and varnishes'
Can you mix walnut oil with oil paints?
Yes, you can mix walnut oil with oil paints. Walnut oil is a traditional medium that enhances the flow and transparency of oil paints while providing a slower drying time, allowing for more extended blending and manipulation. It can also improve the paint's gloss and flexibility. However, it's essential to use it in moderation to avoid overly oily mixes that may affect the paint's adhesion and drying properties.
What Northern European artist of the renaissance painted Giovanni arnolfini and his bride on a wood panel using slow-drying oil paints and which allowed him to add much wonderful details?
What Northern European artist of the renaissance painted Giovanni arnolfini and his bride on a wood panel using slow-drying oil paints and which allowed him to add much wonderful details?
How do you clean dust and dirt from a polymer clay sculpture that has been painted with acrylic paints?
You can clean dust and dirt from a polymer clay sculpture that has been painted with acrylic paints by rinsing it under warm water and drying it off with a towel or paper towel.
What are the benefits of using linseed oil paints for artistic projects?
Linseed oil paints offer several benefits for artistic projects. They have a slow drying time, allowing for blending and layering of colors. They also provide a glossy finish and enhance the vibrancy of colors. Additionally, linseed oil paints are durable and resistant to cracking over time.
What do limners use to paint?
Limners in the Colonial times would sometimes used pigments and chalk to make watercolor paints. Just add water! But, to make Tempera paints they combined milk, lime and pigments. They also had oil paints which consisted of linseed oil and pigment. A cobalt compound was sometimes used to speed the drying. I hope this information will help you! :)
