Linseed Oilby Grumbacher
Artists' oil painting medium. The basic choice for many artists. Improves flow and increases gloss. Use to make traditional oil mediums. Add directly to paint or thin with Grumtine or other solvent.
Ask a question about Linseed Oil Ask a question about this product | See all questions & answers (1) Average User Rating: Based on (3 Reviews) Lacey P. from Baton Rouge, LA says: Thinner than boiled linseed oil, I'm not sure which I like better. Be careful when adding this medium to oil paints as it does tend to make them runny. Please wait...
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What does linseed oil do for acrylic paintings? What does it do for all paintings? - Asked by Christie Pullman on 28-May-13
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Linseed oil is used as a thinner for oil paintings. It is not intended for use with acrylic paint. - Answered by MisterArt on 28-May-13Ask a Question About Linseed Oil
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