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The Daler-Rowney System3 Fluid Pouring Medium is an essential tool for artists and students looking to master fluid acrylic pouring techniques without the complexity of traditional additives. This high-quality medium enables the creation of natural cell structures while maintaining the vibrancy of high-pigment loads, providing a durable, waterproof gloss finish that resists yellowing and scratching. While it excels at creating smooth, professional surfaces, users should note that its specialized formulation is best suited for fluid acrylic pouring rather than heavy-bodied impasto techniques.
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No, this medium is specifically formulated to create natural small cells without the need for silicone oil.
Yes, once the medium has fully cured, it forms a durable, waterproof gloss finish.
Yes, it is highly compatible with wood panels and other standard painting substrates.
No, the medium is designed to maintain the brightness and intensity of high-load pigments.
The medium is formulated to be non-yellowing, ensuring your artwork stays true to its original colors.
Drying times vary based on humidity and thickness of the pour, but you should allow at least 24-48 hours for the surface to be touch-dry and longer for a full cure.
Add small amounts of water or additional medium until the desired honey-like consistency is achieved.
Stir the mixture gently rather than shaking it, and allow the mixture to rest for 15 minutes before pouring.
Ensure the layer is not applied too thickly and that the surface is kept away from direct heat or air conditioning vents while drying.
To begin, ensure your working surface is perfectly level to prevent the paint from pooling on one side during the drying process. Shake the bottle well before use to ensure the medium is properly emulsified.
