[Woodcarver] Painting question
Mike Gratton
mike_gratton at yahoo.com
Sun Oct 24 21:12:45 EDT 2004
Hello folks,
I apologize to anyone who's seen this on the
Woodcarving Illustrated message board.
I've got a question about painting. I read in one of
Pete LeClair's books that he dips or paints his
figures with tinted boiled linseed oil before
painting. In his book, Mike Shipley paints then dips.
I was wondering, if I dip my figure in the boiled
linseed oil first and let it dry, will the paints run
less and cover more evenly when I paint?
I do have some sealer I can use but I'm wondering
about the boiled linseed oil. I've also heard about
soaking the figure in water but it takes me a while to
paint so I'm afraid it would dry out before I
finished.
Thanks in advance,
mikeg
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