Exploring Liquin Mediums

There are five types of Liquin mediums, each will help you accelerate the drying times of oil paint; the varieties are a slightly different formulation of the original. There is Liquin Original, Liquin Fine Detail, Liquin Light Gel, Liquin Impasto and Liquin Oleopasto. Liquin Original improves the flow and extends your paint, as is shown here with Winsor Yellow and Cerulean Blue oil colours. Fine Detail is very fluid and self-levels brush marks, Light Gel provides a thick consistency and dries to a high gloss. The thickest are Impasto and Oleopasto, they will both retain brush strokes but Impasto has a semi-gloss finish whist Oleopasto dries faster and has a semi-gloss finish when dry.

Exploring Liquin Mediums

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Halves the drying time of conventional oil color (touch dry in 1-6 days depending on color & film thickness) Resists yellowing Not suitable as a

Winsor & Newton Liquin Original Medium, 2.5 litre (84.5-oz) Can

Winsor & Newton Liquin Light Gel Medium, 75ml (2.5-oz) Bottle

Winsor & Newton Liquin Original Medium, 1 litre (33.8-oz) Can

Winsor & Newton Liquin Original Medium, 250ml (8.4-oz) Bottle

Winsor & Newton Liquin Mediums

A semi-gloss quick drying non-yellowing impasto medium. It retains crisp textures and brush strokes without any visible levelling and extends tube color and provides bulk. It also allows more blending time. When dry it forms a flexible tough film that can be varnished in the normal way. Liquin Impasto and Liquin Oleopasto are the only mediums that safely thicken water mixable oil color.

Winsor & Newton Liquin Impasto Medium (200 ml)

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