FW Acrylic Inks Pouring Mediums

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The first pouring medium optimized for inks!

Daler Rowney FW Acrylic Ink Pouring Medium works well with Daler Rowney FW Acrylic Inks and Daler Rowney Aquafine Watercolour Inks. Mixing this medium with acrylic ink creates a pourable consistency and guarantees that the mixture will dry to a smooth, glossy finish without cracking. If you prefer the optically clear high gloss look of resin art, look no further. Daler-Rowney FW Epoxy Resin and Epoxy Hardener mix well with the heavy pigments found in FW inks to create bright and vibrant resin art. It has excellent UV resistance, clarity, and transparency, making the FW epoxy system particularly suitable for the protection and decoration of paintings, artwork, sculptures, and many more.

Key Features:

Pouring medium optimized for acrylic inks
Specially formulated for Daler Rowney Acrylic Inks
Gives colors a smooth, pourable consistency
Dries to a smooth, even film
The poured mixture will not crack
Glossy uniform surface
Designed to be poured
Dries to a permanent hard surface
UV stabilized epoxy resin and hardener
Optimized to work with the pigments in FW inks

Perfect For:

Acrylic and watercolor ink
Use on canvas, wood, and other primed surfaces
Dirty pour or flip-cup pour
Creating interesting pours
Optically clear, high gloss resin art
Resin coating canvas, wood, MDF, glass, perspex, concrete & metal
Laminating or casting load-bearing forms with resin
Pour or brush/roller application
Everyday studio use

Directions for FW Pouring Medium: Mix one-part acrylic ink with one-to-three parts pouring medium (depending on the desired thickness). You can then pour the mixture over your chosen substrate. The Daler Rowney FW Acrylic Ink Pouring Medium has a gel-like consistency, and when you mix it with ink, you must mix it long enough to turn the gel ink mixture into a creamy, pourable liquid. The mixture's viscosity improves if it is left to stand for an hour before you pour it.

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The first pouring medium optimized for inks!

Key Features:

Pouring medium optimized for acrylic inks
Specially formulated for Daler Rowney Acrylic Inks
Gives colors a smooth, pourable consistency
Dries to a smooth, even film
The poured mixture will not crack
Glossy uniform surface
Designed to be poured
Dries to a permanent hard surface
UV stabilized epoxy resin and hardener
Optimized to work with the pigments in FW inks

Perfect For:

Acrylic and watercolor ink
Use on canvas, wood, and other primed surfaces
Dirty pour or flip-cup pour
Creating interesting pours
Optically clear, high gloss resin art
Resin coating canvas, wood, MDF, glass, perspex, concrete & metal
Laminating or casting load-bearing forms with resin
Pour or brush/roller application
Everyday studio use

Directions for FW Epoxy Resin and Hardener: Due to its flexibility and strength, FW Epoxy is perfect for creating resin art, laminating, or casting load-bearing forms, sculptures, and statues. Mix 1 part FW Epoxy Resin with 1 part FW Epoxy Hardener to finalize your 3D art. You can pour or brush it on the surface. The resin will self-level to form a perfectly flat gloss finish. It's important to cure the piece at ambient temperature. FW Epoxy is surface dry in 60 minutes, and the coating will be touch dry within 12-24 hours. Once cured, FW Epoxy Resin and Hardener won't shrink or distort over time. Equally suitable for indoor and outdoor use once dry. Please be advised although our resins are UV stabilized, this does not mean they are UV proof. Ultimately our FW clear epoxy resin will show signs of UV degradation over time.

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