Q:How to use water and paint to do the texture effect? Is the kind of painting on paper Oh

There are many kinds of texture effects: upstairs is also a good way I said several: you can adjust the color to the color to be used on the paper, and then blown the paper on the drop of color, let him Free to roll, or according to your imagination to blow the color there is a fun thing to do is to adjust the color slightly, and then drip into the clean water, and other colors after the spread of the paper to cover the use of the above ( The best point) over 30 seconds to pick up the paper dry like I said these two bars, and hope to help you

Q:I'm a freshman in college and the profs are trying to find a good technique that works for a thinner paint or even a cheap paint that works well

i thought the question asked acrylic pants? which is an entirely different subject involving the removal of hair etc. but i suggest just going to a supermarket. they usually have vary cheep paint that works fine. but if you want a quality paint dont go there. good luck with the pants.

Q:Paint pigment dyes What is the difference

Dye: A colorant that is dissolved in organic or inorganic solvents, has a bright color, is well permeable to media (such as paper / cloth, etc.), but has a good light fastness / water resistance. / Diffusion / halo performance, can be flexible to play, to create a variety of special effects.

Q:What are the links and differences between varnish, paint and water-based paint?

Varnish is also the paint, in fact, the most easy to understand is that the water-based paint is directly diluted with water, and paint is the day with the water, so the paint will hurt the human body, so now home improvement and furniture are used to water Paint, environmental protection, safety.

Q:which paint is better latex or enamel

I know the answer too, but looks like you've got enough info to compile a book already so I won't bore ya with a chapter on polymer science. Have a great weekend...

Q:How is the paint made? What is the material?

18th century, due to the development and utilization of linseed oil and zinc oxide, the rapid development of the paint industry. In the 20th century, the paint technology has made significant development, there is a greater adhesion, higher gloss, flame retardant, corrosion resistance and high thermal stability of the paint of the Chinese paint industry more authoritative "paint technology" a book Is such a definition: "paint is a material, this material can be used in different construction process coated on the surface of the object to form a strong adhesion, with a certain strength, continuous solid film. Called paint film or coating.

Q:Should be the use of polymer materials

The active polymer (note the difference from the definition of reactive polymerization) means that the polymer also has an end group capable of reacting and the addition of the monomer can continue to polymerize

Q:we painted and got paint in our hair :(

If the paint is water based, massage some shampoo into it and let the shampoo sit for 10 minutes and then try combing it out. Keep trying until it all comes out...sitting in the hot shower should help. If the paint is oil based, you're in for a bigger challenge. Best thing to use is olive oil as it is gentle, will get the paint out, and moisturize your hair in the process. Massage a generous amount of olive oil into your hair and keep applying and massaging until you feel the paint starting to flake away. If needed, leave the oil in your hair and cover it with a shower cap for an hour or two. Once the paint starts flaking away, use a comb to slowly comb it out. Either way, don't rush it and sorry to hear about the paint in your hair!

Q:1, if the use of pigment ink, will not often plug the plug after a good deal, will not lead to the printer scrapped 2, with dye ink, cold laminating film, indoor can keep how long does not fade? 2, generally sold outside the star posters and photo studio print photos are used in what kind of ink? Thank you!

Studio printing mainly use pigment ink, or print. High cost of printing, but the best results.

Q:what is the difference between oil based paint and water based paint in terms of ingredients? Is there a certain material that oil based paint contains that water based paint doesn't? Does oil based paint actually contain oil or gas? Why is oil based paint thicker?All help is appreciated!

Set-up your space and get your canvas and paints ready. But you must first have an idea of what subject-matter you want to undertake. I have a full-time job and a Rottweiler-of-an-ex-wife, while pursing an MSW. Painting just seem so out of perspective when dealing with every day drama--but, then when that brush hits that canvas it is so therapeutic. I dig man, I am in the same funk right now. Good luck!