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SoFlat Matte Acrylfarben – Warum sie matter sind

Im Laufe der Jahre haben wir ein zunehmendes Interesse an matten Farben festgestellt, insbesondere an solchen, die dünn genug sind, um ein glattes Finish, ohne Pinselstriche, zu erzeugen. In der Vergangenheit hatten wir zwar schon einige matte Farben im Angebot, aber keine von ihnen entsprach wirklich den Leistungseigenschaften, die von Künstlern gewünscht wurden. Deshalb haben ... Weiterlesen

Supplies Needed to Process Rinse Water

Feststoffe von wasserbasierten Farben aus Spülwasser entfernen

Golden Artist Colors, Inc. März 1, 1996 Keine Kommentare

Wenn Sie kein mit Acrylfarben angereichertes Wasser in den Abfluss spülen möchten, können Sie dieses vor der Entsorgung filtern. Dieser Prozess besteht aus der chemischen Behandlung des kontaminierten Wassers, das bewirkt, dass die Feststoffe ausflocken. Darauf folgt das Filtern, um die Feststoffe aus dem Wasser zu entfernen. Die benötigten Materialien

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Taming the Foam Monster in Acrylic Paint!

Golden Artist Colors, Inc. Januar 1, 1996 Keine Kommentare

One of the most critical problems in the manufacture and use of acrylic paint is the development of foam. It can cause structural problems in the dry paint film by weakening it and can create a more permeable paint surface capable of imbibing dirt and other discoloring pollutants. But the

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Will Cadmium Always Be On The Palette?

Golden Artist Colors, Inc. Januar 1, 1996 Keine Kommentare

Alternative Pigments Are Becoming Available Introduction Environmental and health concerns have spurred increasingly stringent regulatory requirements for the use and disposal of Cadmium based pigments. As a result, many industries have decreased or entirely eliminated the utilization of these colorants. If these trends continue, formulating cadmium pigment into artist paints

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GOLDEN Fluid Acrylics Offer Great Versatility

Golden Artist Colors, Inc. Januar 1, 1996 Keine Kommentare

GOLDEN Heavy Body Acrylics were the first line of paints produced by Golden Artist Colors, Inc. in 1980. Formulated to have an exceptionally smooth, thick texture, these paints were regarded as the best quality available; however, they did not meet the needs of all users. Many artists were thinning the

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How to Test for Lightfastness

Golden Artist Colors, Inc. Januar 1, 1995 Keine Kommentare

Artists, photographers, printers and other users of colored materials need to be familiar with how lightfast the elements of their work are. Some materials can be exposed to strong light for decades without showing a visible color change. Others may start to change within a year. For paints, particularly oils

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Introduction to Varnishing

Golden Artist Colors, Inc. Januar 1, 1995 Keine Kommentare

EDITOR’S NOTE (4/26/23): Please note that Polymer Varnish has been discontinued and replaced with Gloss Waterborne Varnish. You can read more about it here. The application of varnishes is a topic which generates frequent questions. This is a complex issue which does not always lend itself to easy solutions because

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