GOLDEN Acrylic Additives

ACRYLIC FLO RELEASEREDUCES SURFACE TENTION OF THE WATERINCREASES THE SLICKNESS AND FLOW OF THEPAINT

ACRYLIC RETARDER THIS IS DESIGNED TO INCREASE THE DRYING TIME OF PAINT THE RETARDER DRIES SLOWER THAN WATER SO THAT A WET ON WET TECHNIQUE CAN BE USED. ALSO REDUCES THE SKINNING THAT CAN OCCUR ON THE PALETTE WHILE WORKING

ACRYLIC RETARDER THIS IS DESIGNED TO INCEASE THE DRYING TIME OF PAINTS THE RETARDER DRIES SLOWER THAN WATER SO THAT A WET ON WET TECHNIQUE CAN BE USED, ALSO REDUCES THE SKINNING THAT CAN OCCUR ON THE PALETTE WHILE WORKING

GOLDEN Acrylic Retarder: is an additive used to increase the open (drying) time of acrylic paints. Useful for wet on wet techniques and reducing skinning on the palette. The retarder does not contain binding agents. To ensure adhesion, do not add more than 15% retarder. Your mixing ratio should be (1:6).

Key Features:

• Concentrated additive
• Increase the open (drying) time of acrylic paints
• Useful for wet on wet techniques
• No binding agents included

GOLDEN Acrylic Additive 4 oz Wetting Aid

Wetting Aid (formerly known as Wetting Agent) is a concentrated additive used to reduce the surface tension of the water in acrylic emulsion, thereby increasing the slickness and flow of the paint. It is useful for achieving rich stains on a porous surface. The new formula is safer and is also less likely to be accidentally over-used by artists (overuse in the old version of Wetting Agent could cause paint to remain tacky, among other issues).

Directions: Always dilute with water before use. Do not use alone or as a painting medium. Dilutions can be added directly to paint or used to pre-wet canvas or paper to increase staining or spread.

Dilution: Add 1/4 fl, oz. to 8 fl, oz. of water, 1 fl, oz. to 1-quart water, or 4 fl, oz. to 1-gallon water. Aggressive shaking, stirring, or brushing may cause foaming. Overuse may result in tacky and water-sensitive surfaces.

Not for use by children. Eye Irritant. Inhalation of Spray Mist Harmful. DO NOT SPRAY APPLY

GOLDEN Acrylic Additive 8 oz Wetting Aid

Wetting Aid [formerly known as Wetting Agent] is a concentrated additive used to reduce the surface tension of the water in acrylic emulsion, thereby increasing the slickness and flow of the paint. It is useful for achieving rich stains on a porous surface. The new formula is safer and is also less likely to be accidentally over-used by artists (overuse in the old version of Wetting Agent could cause paint to remain tacky, among other issues).

Directions: Always dilute with water before use. Do not use alone or as a painting medium. Dilutions can be added directly to paint or used to pre-wet canvas or paper to increase staining or spread.

Dilution: Add 1/4 fl, oz. to 8 fl, oz. of water, 1 fl, oz. to 1-quart water, or 4 fl, oz. to 1-gallon water. Aggressive shaking, stirring, or brushing may cause foaming. Overuse may result in tacky and water-sensitive surfaces.

Not for use by children. Eye Irritant. Inhalation of Spray Mist Harmful. DO NOT SPRAY APPLY

GOLDEN Acrylic Additive 16 oz Wetting Aid

Wetting Aid [formerly known as Wetting Agent] is a concentrated additive used to reduce the surface tension of the water in acrylic emulsion, thereby increasing the slickness and flow of the paint. It is useful for achieving rich stains on a porous surface. The new formula is safer and is also less likely to be accidentally over-used by artists (overuse in the old version of Wetting Agent could cause paint to remain tacky, among other issues).

Directions: Always dilute with water before use. Do not use alone or as a painting medium. Dilutions can be added directly to paint or used to pre-wet canvas or paper to increase staining or spread.

Dilution: Add 1/4 fl, oz. to 8 fl, oz. of water, 1 fl, oz. to 1-quart water, or 4 fl, oz. to 1-gallon water. Aggressive shaking, stirring, or brushing may cause foaming. Overuse may result in tacky and water-sensitive surfaces.

Not for use by children. Eye Irritant. Inhalation of Spray Mist Harmful. DO NOT SPRAY APPLY