Paint options
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Paint options
So many choices! I am looking for a paint that is very blendable, opaque, and brightly colored without fragrance. Weird question, Does anyone else have the problem of the model rapidly absorbing the paint?
SweetnArtsy- Number of posts : 38
Age : 42
Location : Virginia
Registration date : 2015-01-09
Re: Paint options
What are you currently using?
Kal- Number of posts : 433
Age : 40
Location : WV
Registration date : 2014-06-29
Re: Paint options
I am using Dfx currently.
SweetnArtsy- Number of posts : 38
Age : 42
Location : Virginia
Registration date : 2015-01-09
Re: Paint options
I'm a paradise lover personally, but it's highly fragrant. You might try Silly Farm's FAB. Both of these are glycerin based paints like Snazaroo and I'm only suggesting them because I have trouble getting wax based paints to work for me (I have yet to try Tag or Kryolan)
Kal- Number of posts : 433
Age : 40
Location : WV
Registration date : 2014-06-29
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in general, snazaroo is not as brightly colored as other brands
jlirie- Number of posts : 1812
Location : us
Registration date : 2014-07-31
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I was contemplating fab but I am concerned about the fragrance. What about chameleon or global?
SweetnArtsy- Number of posts : 38
Age : 42
Location : Virginia
Registration date : 2015-01-09
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lol sounds like you want to have your cake and eat it too.
Basically you want it all.
See, the most brightly colored opaque paints are usually a wax based brand, but they are trickier to blend then Glycerin because they dry faster. Glycerin base more often have more fragrance usually too.
They all have their own quirks, setbacks, and advantages. But you'll be hard pressed to find a brand that is the best of all these aspects, with none of the drawbacks. :/
Basically you want it all.
See, the most brightly colored opaque paints are usually a wax based brand, but they are trickier to blend then Glycerin because they dry faster. Glycerin base more often have more fragrance usually too.
They all have their own quirks, setbacks, and advantages. But you'll be hard pressed to find a brand that is the best of all these aspects, with none of the drawbacks. :/
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I know, I am greedy
I figure I will just have to learn how to blend it faster before it dries. I am going to try some global to see if it will work better for me in that specific aspect. Thanks for the advice everyone!
I figure I will just have to learn how to blend it faster before it dries. I am going to try some global to see if it will work better for me in that specific aspect. Thanks for the advice everyone!
SweetnArtsy- Number of posts : 38
Age : 42
Location : Virginia
Registration date : 2015-01-09
Re: Paint options
Here, this chart has a lot of the main brands laid out and compared rather nicely. Though some of the newer brands aren't on here.
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