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Windowcolor
Tips
Hmm...Where
should I begin?
There are so many useful windowcolor tips.
Let's start at the very beginning!
Storage
- Keep
your
windowcolor paints upside down. In
this way the bottles that contain only a little paint will be
immediately ready to use.
Cleaning
- It's
very easy to
smear the painting, so always have some handkerchief
at hand, to clean yourself and the table.
Always
clean immediately the windowcolor paint (and contour) stains,
because after drying, you can't remove the
stains.
Applying
- Apply your motif only to room temperature
surfaces, if you don't, then
your motif will either melt or will become too dry and you can't
remove it again.
Marble
effect
- Using a pin, cocktail stick or any long and
thin object you can make
marble effects. Just mix two or more colors with a pin. If you mix them
patiently, you'll get new colors.
For
example, now I have no orange paint, so I always mix a red and a
yellow
paint to get orange. So, if I need orange to a picture, I just
mix some yellow and red on the same transparent film, and put the
orange to the motif with a spatula or with a thicker pin.
- If
I need lighter orange, then I add more yellow. If I need darker
orange, I add more red. In this way you can make lots of shades of
color.
IMPORTANT:
Mix enough paint, because it's
almost impossible to
make the
same color twice.
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