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Floetrol vs. Water 😀 Different Results? Mixing Fluid Paint | Acrylic Pour Experiment

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- Floetrol vs. Water 😊 An Acrylic Pour Experiment. Let's see what happens! Here I am trying to make two identical paintings, the only catch is that I used different fluid paint mixing recipes. One is mixed with Acrylic paint and water, the other with Acrylic Paint, water and 1/4 Floetrol. See what happens for yourself! Oh and how you see the paintings at the end, they dried exactly the same how I left them 😊.
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@FlowerRemedy6 5 лет назад

Some people binge watch Netflix, I binge watch Rincske Douna paint :)

@jenkemp 4 года назад

FlowerRemedy is my crack

@artbymeema-abstractart593 4 года назад

I do the same thing. Especially due to the nation wide lockdown. I love spending all my time on RU-vid

@goodgirl5824 4 года назад

Me as well.

@YetiGaming1v1 4 года назад

FlowerRemedy same super relaxing

@arubaajmal 4 года назад

Me too!!

@katEm202 5 лет назад

I really like both but water is free... LOL! on a budget!!

@artbymeema-abstractart593 4 года назад

Haha.

@ACGDesigns 4 года назад

LOL... Exactly!

@helenellsworth9556 4 года назад

@@ACGDesigns they look 8x8 to me

@bonnieshaw5751 4 года назад

@@NosActivated420 its free at my house...come out of my well.

@neisee757ward5 4 года назад

@@NosActivated420 so true. Right now my water is added in my rent, but its still expensive.

@BreeXD45C 5 лет назад

Floetrol is about 80% water. It also has some acrylic polymer (which is why it will form a film) and some flow agents which are really what makes it create cells a bit better than water alone. The cells form from differences in paint pigment density which is why you get them when you put the white over the colors since the white pigment basically weighs more than the less dense colored pigments. The flow agents (including silicone) help the lighter pigments flow to the surface while the heavier pigments tend to head towards the bottom. Floetrol and silicone are not necessary because the instability of the different densities is the ultimate cause of cells... not the flow agents. But they do help and accelerate the cell formation. So I use Floetrol in my fluid acrylics if I want cells. Note that if you have heavy pigments UNDER the lighter ones, neither Floetrol or silicone will generate cells. The heavy pigments are already where they want to go. Anyhoo love your paintings and technique. And of course your lovely smile!

@shimalya 3 года назад

Thx for the explanation about the cells creations💖

@ritageorge2348 3 года назад

Good to know the science behind the cells. Thanks for showing us this but how do we tell a heavy pigment from a lighter one.?

@jackcooksey9691 3 года назад

@@ritageorge2348 specific gravity of the pigments. Water is the standard at 1.0. Mars Black is 4.6. Titanium white is 3.9. 4 x heavier than water. Dioxazine Purple is 1.44.

@jampubs1 3 года назад

@@ritageorge2348 The density is indicated on the paint label.

@Mariana-ym6zf 3 года назад

Great information! Thank you!

@shaunfarmer8378 3 года назад

From my research, the Floetrol has a better chance of lasting long term. If you mix in too much water, you have a better chance of getting cracking and peeling over the long term (unless you seal it with a top coat). Something to keep in mind... never mix more than 30% water with your paint! Both of them are lovely, but I agree: I like the one with Floetrol more. Great job! 😁👍

@ZainaDancer 2 года назад

Love the water one better! I'm not a really big fan of some of the larger cells or a lot of cells, so for me the one with the water is just beautiful! Thank you for demonstrating the difference.💜

@christyh3208 5 лет назад

I like the water better. I think the metallic just needed to be blown out a little. I could identify with the water as it being an Iris, where the flotrol looks more outer-spacey. Both are beautiful and have an audience.

@PetroicaRodinogaster264 5 лет назад

Christy H agree, both are very nice.

@pamcarr4003 5 лет назад

Christy H I also agree. Very nice job Rinske, thank you, Pam

@janinafisher101 4 года назад

I do think the water one looked more like a water colour. Each has its charm.

@nataliyay903 5 лет назад

I usually take both Floetrol and a bit of water. Using only floetrol makes paint a bit heavy and thick (in my opinion). But I also use your method (only whater and paint), all versions give beautiful results. And forgot to say: Rinske, I am your big fan, thank you a lot for the inspiration you give! :)

@BigbangG5 4 года назад

I recently ( few days ago) started practicing this art form. I have to say it's kind of pricy, but if you do your research enough I found out that 1000ml of paint is around 15 20 dollars so If I buy only the base colors like black , white , yellow and red and blue with 50 ml of gold, I can mix my colors and since we need water in it it makes it last longer . I also recently learned ( but gonna test it in a few days) that you can practice this on photo or aquarelle paper as well wich is much cheaper than a canvas .:) Im addicted to this way of painting I spent 9 hours last night practicing and altough I never got to the part where I get these eautiful shades Im sure Im gonna get it right one of these days. Thank you for teaching me so much, your an amazing teacher

@chockpea 3 года назад

I thought the same when i first started out about buying just the base colours and making my own, turns out you can't really do that with pour paintings. There are heaps of beautiful colours that cannot be made up. Also you need good quality paints to get the best results.

@miahwoo28 2 года назад

I'll try photo paper for my practice. Thank you for the information

@mayramorales123 2 года назад

Hola, estoy empezando a practicar pero no le se la dilución exacta y me queda duro como espedo

@mayramorales123 2 года назад

Perdón me queda como espeso.

@verabolton Год назад

You can practice on old/used/unwanted CD and DVD discs

@AndrewFowler3974 5 лет назад

I just wanna know who is clicking thumbs down 👎 on all the Fluid Painting videos? I'd give this video 2 👍👍 if I could...

@HayDayPhoebe 5 лет назад

I live stream a game that I play and there is always one thumbs down after only a few minutes into the stream. Are they clicking that because they don't like the video or they don't like the streamer? I call them an unfavorable name and you know it is the same person all the time.

@bellatrix6849 5 лет назад

Andrew Fowler I call it jealousy you think ✌🇦🇺

@GlamouristaNLBE 5 лет назад

@@HayDayPhoebe Jup, think so too! I have a couple of those as well... but it's really bad for a new channel with only a couple of subscribers. Bleh!

@sueeason275 5 лет назад

Funny , I never notice the hands down before ...some people have nasty streaks and would "hands down " their own mother..sad , unhappy people do these things ...they actually have no love , even for themselves..just feel sorry for such people.

@amethyst1826 5 лет назад

People who don't appreciate the art or artists, I guess, Andrew Fowler.

@meguellatisabrina5631 3 года назад

I first landed here because of art, but then, it's always Rinske's beautiful soul that drags me back .... artist soul and body, bless you!

@cyndymoore1 5 лет назад

My sweet Miss Rinske. Lovely experiment. I use Floetrol to get longer life out of my paints. And I agree with you of the 2 I also like the lacing/cell effect with the the floetrol one better. I have learned so much from not only you but all the wonderful fluid pour artists on You Tube !! Thank you for all the information that you share. Much gratitude ! Cyndy from Sacramento CA

@jstansifer3690 5 лет назад

Cool experiment. One’s almost tempted to just use the water to cut down the cost, but I’m like you, I definitely see the difference the FloTrol makes. Thanks for sharing

@CoolCurzon 5 лет назад

Well done, Rinske. The Floetrol is definitely better with more cells. I use a 50/50 mixture of Floetrol and Elmer's glue + a few drops of silicone oil. You are a good teacher. Thanks.

@ukupenda8546 5 лет назад

I think you need to experiment more! Tiny differences can make such a huge impact in this art. Thank you for the comparison though! I love things like this! Both paintings are stunning as usual but yes I like the floetrol one a bit better too.

@lisacody741 5 лет назад

I'm new to fluid art so I really appreciate you doing this experiment. I'm a huge fan and just tried two paintings using just water like you and adored the results, but have also used floetrol as well as liquitex. As for your results, they're both lovely!

@robotic_panda 5 лет назад

What a fun experiment! Love both paintings. But I agree with the one with flotrol being the more pretty of the two. Im a huge fan of lacing, and it goes so well with Dutch pours. ♡

@donnagregg9143 2 года назад

I like the Floetrol. Thanks for the experiment!

@beckv8526 5 лет назад

I really like both. Good to know you save a bit of money mixing with water and still get a professional look.

@ivonnemistudio9433 5 лет назад

Hard to pick, both are gorgeous. I always use Floetrol premixed so it’s easier than mixing up paint with water each time. The Floetrol one appeals more because of the cells. Thanks for your wonderful contribution to my heart & soul ⭐️⭐️⭐️♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏

@blessings6806 3 года назад

It’s like looking into the universe. Both are wonderful with their own story to tell.

@cherylfrench8080 Год назад

Thank you for demonstrating what the differences are. To me both are beautiful

@sirenorebello817 3 года назад

I like both as they are lovely but i like your artistique way of speaking english & i just love to listen to you with that beautiful smile 😁 merci Mam

@jaypeabee 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing your experiments. I enjoy watching them. I do like the water one in this instance. It looks great

@TSBS986 4 года назад

Hard call, as in my view both are exquisite and have their own appeal. I could watch your tutorials and videos all day Rinske

@anitakaiser8147 3 года назад

I really like using the Floetrol better. Thank you for sharing side-by-side

@CJDe-kx8of 5 лет назад

Floetrol is known for creating cells. Both pours are pretty and colorful, but I lean more toward the water only Dutch Pour technique.

@lindadonnelly6443 5 лет назад

What is your ratio of water with paint? Do you ever use acrylic in tubes or are all your base paints a fluid type that pour from the container, rather than being squeezed from the container/tube? I absolutely love all of you work. You as a person is pure entertainment! Such beautiful work.....I'm now going to try it.

@flowersflowers5070 5 лет назад

I just think you are so refreshing to listen to and learn from. Your personality and your work is tops.

@sueshaw2403 5 лет назад

Pretty. I don’t think it’s possible to make two paintings look exactly alike but you got as close as any I’ve ever seen.👏👏👏👏👏

@gueyshart5476 5 лет назад

Both are very beautiful. For me, economically wise the water is better.

@bevsbest1 4 года назад

Both lovely. I think it's just a personal favorite, whether you like the extra cells. Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent.

@matriarchfacilitator 2 года назад

They are both equally beautiful because you have the special touch my friend!! Everything you do is beautiful and I appreciate you so much thank you for helping me in my healing journey!! Sending you all light and love!!😘❤❤

@jodicabigas1075 5 лет назад

I LOVE this!.....🤔.I love YOU!!! 😄😇 Your artwork is beautiful, your personality is fun (and funny😂) and the most important thing... YOU ARE CLEAR AND CONCISE in the instruction!!!🎉🙏 THANK YOU for that! So easy to understand; you're telling us AS YOU DO IT, and it's not not a whole crap load of the boring stuff! You get to the point!🎉👍🏼👏🏼 and perhaps, because your method is very simple, it's easy to understand! ( I feel that you would make even the more complicated methods seem basic and comprehendible! 🤗😘) I love that you are using ONLY WATER! I'm going to try this ASAP! You're my favorite! I'm subscribed, I will recommend and THANK YOU! This is SO HELPFUL. I appreciate you doing it.

@alaysiakayebutler6299 5 лет назад

close as can be, lol..and funny thing is ya know if a person tried to get two to match, using the exact same mix, they wont...lol.. really enjoying your pure water dutch pours, got here after seeing your blindfold challenge done by an artist ive subbed for almost two years... pretty cool. bravo, you're touching many lives..i appreciate nice people :)

@romanticcrafter 5 лет назад

Hi Rinske, I Always wondered what the difference was. I'm going to have a go myself now. I was waiting to get Flotrol, now I'll go ahead without. Thank you.

@randibarber4665 5 лет назад

Both are beautiful!!! I do like the water only mix (colors look more vibrant & less cells)... Thank you for sharing!! ❤️

@Lisa-ds2qm 5 лет назад

They're both beautiful!!! Love your experiments! 💙💜💙

@rixon77 4 года назад

So excited I worked out my paint was to thick to move nicely I finally did one that's worth keeping yay😀

@sueeason275 5 лет назад

I've done it both ways , also and I use a spray bottle of water to expand the colors sometime after I've blown the paints ...occasionally I have cracking , not often ...ijust count them as. Interesting texture and go on.

@SoundDesignerSara 5 лет назад

I personally love the cracking. I find it that it adds depth and feels like a tree. Hehehe. Looks fantastic with tree ring pours.

@YorkshireLassWithClass 5 лет назад

They are both beautiful, however, I prefer acrylic pours with lots of cells and lacing, it adds more character I think! Water is good for beginners because as we know art supplies are kind of expensive.. great experiment. You are a wonderful artist. You give us all so much to think about and inspiration to try different methods. TFS

@lindadummitt1567 5 лет назад

I’d love to see this experiment done using floetrol also in the white for the canvas made using floetrol mixed colors. What do u think? Thx for the demo!

@kellycopeland9132 5 лет назад

Linda Dummitt AGREED The white needs have the same weight/viscosity as the color for this to be a true comparison. Water only in the white may still win out, but I’d really like to see side by side

@lisamays7818 3 года назад

I'm new to pour painting so I apologize in advance if my questions seem dumb, but here goes: 1). Do you always need to put pour white paint over the surface of the canvas before adding any colors? 2). Did the paint with Floetrol also have water added? 3). Why didn't she add Floetrol to the white paint? 4). I've seen people use equal parts Floetrol & Elmer's "Glue-All" to make a "pouring medium" but I didn't notice or hear her say anything about glue, so is glue not necessary? If not, does anyone know the purpose of using vs not using glue? 5). Are there different types of Floetrol or is Floetrol just Floetrol? What does the torch do? 6) What is the best "budget" paint to use? 7). Did she use silicone oil? Thank you again, in advance, for your time answering my questions. As au mentioned, I have just started learning about pour painting any other advice you can pass along would be greatly appreciated. 😊

@boxerlover519 3 года назад

@@lisamays7818 You need to watch some beginner videos. Too many questions for one vid!

@lindazeiters5049 5 лет назад

Thanks for being objective in your experiment. I learned a lot. Will require further trials, but a great start. Thanks again! Two beautiful pieces!

@KookieKrumble 4 года назад

I love the water! It is more fluid and delicate looking. The floterol results in too many cells and makes a piece look too busy. Water for the win!!!

@possumbold 4 года назад

I’d like to see you experiment with a lot more Floetrol. I either use just water or paint and Floetrol 2:1, with the Floetrol being the most. At least you never get lumps with Floetrol, but the just water is special too.

@davidu8283 5 лет назад

Great job on this comparison Rinske. Fabulous paintings! 💙 Look foward to your next experiment, and as always, your next painting!

@josephinemiller4780 5 лет назад

I prefer Floetrol. Very pretty Rinske!

@CarolinaSkincareBeauty 2 года назад

And again, you're the best!!!

@rickoc6435 4 года назад

I have tried a lot of the techniques and recipes for paint, but it seems that water works best. Both of your paintings look great.

@beverlygarrison5832 5 лет назад

Thanks for doing this video - I'm a beginner and appreciate your videos.

@kimleduc1652 5 лет назад

Very beautiful, I would rate the one with floetrol, 10 out 10 and the other 9.99999... out of 10, if I absolutely had to choose. Both look amazing! And like Andrew Fowler I always wonder who are these people clicking the thumbs down!! I think Sue Eason nailed it. I think they have very sad lives, too bad they have to put other people’s accomplishments down to feel better. We should work at being supportive to the people who are helping us along with our art, these are very giving people they don’t have to show us what they are doing and how we to can do it. Most of us are very appreciative, keep up the good work, Rinske!

@noemisartcorner841 3 года назад

Water pretty with floetrol prettier. Thank you for that experiment 👍🏽

@CattieDe 5 лет назад

love your art work without floetrol more ☺️ your pictures are unique and clear! Nobody makes it as beautiful as you! 😍 dont like bigger cells because they brings too much restlessness ☺️

@thisdollslifejenna3841 5 лет назад

Agreed!!💯‼‼‼‼‼❤

@marissamarcolin7485 5 лет назад

Great experiment, Rinske! I like the Floetrol one a lot better because of the cells and webbing.

@jazzwriter 3 года назад

What a lovely person. Nice experiment. Thank you.

@barbarasquyres9563 2 года назад

I like them both too

@cenedraleaheldra5275 4 года назад

Both are beautiful but I like the water one. Brilliant colours

@rillalittle8737 4 года назад

They are both beautiful, I think I like the one with floetral better

@whatyes 5 лет назад

I use floetrol for all my colors, even the background. It tends to mix better with the colors on top. I think for the long haul floetrol will help the colors stay true and fade less than just using water. However, I could be wrong about that. I love floetrol and have found that the colors aren't muted at all. Both of yours turned out really beautiful! Thanks for doing the side-by-side comparison!

@JuutjeParapluutje2283 5 лет назад

May i ask you: Do you only use floetrol or also a little bit of water in de colors to make it thinner?

@whatyes 5 лет назад

@@JuutjeParapluutje2283 I only use floetrol. Only on rare occasions do I use water. When I do use water I use only distilled. I much prefer the texture of the paint when using floetrol. I just don't have great luck with water.

@BrandiWineRn Год назад

Try adding a splash of GAC 800

@deeaholman6872 2 года назад

Rinske, I like both paintings, but the one with floetrol, is better due to the reactions with your paints. ❤️🌈🌟🥰💥👍

@Servant_of_TMH 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this with us!

@PourTheLoveofArt 5 лет назад

Both paintings are beautiful, Rinske! I think it’s great to vary the mix depending on the look you’re going for. The one with water is softer looking. The one with the floetrol has more cells and lacing. I’ve used both mixes but usually prefer the floetrol mixed with distilled water.

@thisdollslifejenna3841 5 лет назад

Same:)

@maureenlienau7402 3 года назад

I like using Floetrol and the painting you did using it better too!

@stacysimpson8517 4 года назад

They both turned out beautifully!

@marial9925 5 лет назад

They are both beautiful!! As a general rule, Floetrol will lighten the color but the colors will dry to their original intended vibrant colors, as floetrol drys clear. Floetrol also does tend to make some cells.

@gabrielalauracolimodio9988 5 лет назад

Hi, Rinske. I like the water version. If you look on how the paint ran, the Floetrol seemed less runny, the surface had more mounts. On the other hand, the paint with water ran smoothly even to the sides. Floetrol May have produced more effect, but I prefer water. In fact, I am currently in the "water only" mix phase. I used to mix with Elmer's glue all because there is no Floetrol in Panamá, but I switched to water only and am loving the results. 😉

@sugabee17 5 лет назад

The floetrol one did not flow as much because floetrol is thick. Maybe if the density have the one with floetrol was watered down a little bit more it may flood more. Who knows more experiments in the future I guess

@heenaqadir5338 2 года назад

Hi Gabriela. It's been 2 years since this comment. Can you tell me if your art cracked like everyone mentions using water and acrylic paints? I'm just starting now and dont have any budget for expensive floetrol. Also which paints do you use and the ratio of water and paint mixture

@gabrielalauracolimodio9988 2 года назад

@@heenaqadir5338 Hi, Heena. The paintings remain perfect. I can't assure the ratio because all products are different and require custom formulae. Paint and water has worked very Well for me. 😉

@jennyloser8176 4 года назад

Love them both

@WickedBadCops 5 лет назад

I have been using Floetrol and watching your experiment I’m thinking the Floetrol may be giving my D. Pours to much elasticity. All my colors seem to pull back towards the middle when I’m finished. Thanks so much Rinske.

@brendaromero4376 5 лет назад

I agree with you I’ve noticed that the paint pulls back toward the middle. I’m so glad you mentioned this. I keep blowing it over the edge.

@entrevcedeus 5 лет назад

With Floetrol for sure! Try to put 2 drops of silicone to see if you like the result. I made the tests too and I love with silicone oil. 😘

@ivonnemistudio9433 5 лет назад

Mel Gama silicone will give cells however if you want to apply a clear coat of resin after, it’s problematic (not impossible) to wash the silicone off. The resin will “pit & dimple) if it’s not cleaned.

@stephaniemitchell8509 4 года назад

@@ivonnemistudio9433 How do you clean off the silicone without damaging the painting?

@lilymcalister1825 4 года назад

@@stephaniemitchell8509 gently a little dawn and warm water i was told. I haven't tried it yet as i don't use silicone.

@spacewalla3574 5 лет назад

Adding water to acrylic paint thins out the molecular bonding of the paint and causes them to bleed into each other more, whereas Floetrol does not. That is why you get more pronouced cells with Floetrol. To prevent all the little air bubbles, maybe leave the paint to stand for while after mixing. Luv the video though. Thanks

@pamkreisman8723 5 лет назад

Thank you for the demonstration and sharing your time. I prefer water. Each time I’ve purchased flotrol, I’ve had a mess using a stocking to filter the lumps. It’s not worth the frustration to get the lumps out. Your paintings are always beautiful.

@dianetucker2711 5 лет назад

Pam Kreisman Use a wire mesh strainer, much less messier & easy clean up.🥰

@lindachiasson3699 5 лет назад

They are both gorgeous !! Thank you for sharing the difference of water and floetrol very interesting 😊

@meralcisneros7464 5 лет назад

They both are so pretty.

@syritasdoneitgoodytwoshoes2471 Год назад

thankyou, London UK

@lostsoldier212 3 года назад

I love them both! Great video and great job making the art.

@amomentwithnancy4014 5 лет назад

Just found this channel! I LOVE what she does and love her tutorials!

@letslearntoart3470 3 года назад

Your art is beautiful!❤❤

@BHamela 5 лет назад

I love the water one better. It looks like an Iris my favorite flower

@claudetteleblanc5273 5 лет назад

Both are beautiful. But I prefer the one with the Floetrol. Love your demonstration.

@lillady4769 3 года назад

I like both. Very beautiful. ❤

@shanashomediycrafts 3 года назад

This was the best explain video so far thank you

@53Raelene 5 лет назад

Both are lovely paintings but if I can get out of using Floetrol as well as silicone and have a 'natural' painting then I prefer just water and acrylic paint. It's good to know that Floetrol doesn't detract from dutch pour, just in case you use left over paints with Floetrol in them, but it's just so expensive in Australia that I resent paying $56 for it when I know people overseas pay $15 for the same quantity. Thank you for being open to experimenting, Rinske.

@ivonnemistudio9433 5 лет назад

Raelene Gavin $57 will get you 4 litres at bunnings.

@vivecawoods6594 5 лет назад

I get you, unfotunately quite a few of mine with water have cracked!😣Annoying that Floetrol is made in Aus too!!

@JF-0052 4 года назад

I think they look amazing as a pair.

@NCloyd51 4 года назад

I lik that you have your hands in the paint!😋 fabulously beautiful!

@debbiecaudill9669 5 лет назад

I have to say I like the one with just water the best. I'm not too keen on all the cells.

@beatricemaddox5585 3 года назад

I’m new to this as well, I don’t like cells so I wan’t to know what is the best way to mix for no cells?

@emilyflotilla931 3 года назад

I get amazing cells with Floetrol in flip cups!

@brendaromero4376 5 лет назад

Great experiment. I liked the floetrol one. They were both beautiful. I agree with Katiewelborn about the elasticity. I thought I was just imagining it. I’m going to try with just water I my wind up preferring it. Thanks for sharing

@atak135 5 лет назад

Absolutely Beautiful.... I love your experiments , this is a great learning tool🤗😍 One little favor to ask, put in front W for water and an F For Floetrol as the camera moves around back and fourth. I can’t Remember which product from left to right. I’m definitely a subscriber now. Thank you for all the great tips.

@LadyKStyle 4 года назад

I love them both

@meri8746 5 лет назад

Love the Floetrol! I don’t want to dilute my colors at all . Good job! Very pretty!

@marissamarcolin7485 5 лет назад

It will be interesting to see what they look like when they are dry!

@droneracer 4 года назад

You are a science lady as well as a artist.

@cheriepierce9689 5 лет назад

I always use floetrol and water to help get it to the consitency i want without using too much of either one. Thank you for the videos. I've never done a dutch pour before but I'll have to try it! Yours always come out so beautiful ❤

@cynthiac3484 3 года назад

I like both of them! I never get cells with water, and glue an water medium!

@neisee757ward5 4 года назад

I like the one on my right best, because it looks like a summer sky during a lightning storm.

@stella-nv3wh 3 года назад

Merci pour la démonstration et les explications.☺

@gulzhanmedetbekkyzy620 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your video !so helpful😊👌

@analong2224 3 года назад

Hi I follow Molly and she mentions you and your paintings I love it and the colors! I agree love more with the floetrol!

@catpuchino1233 5 лет назад

I kinda like the water one a lot but you like what you want to like!

@ArtisticFlow 5 лет назад

I'm sad... Just ran out of Floetrol 😟😩😖 Guess I'm going back to the store tomorrow... Both turned out beautifully... But the one with the Floetrol definitely wins in the comparison... Maybe a part 2 ???😎

@janinafisher101 4 года назад

Maybe try the mixture of Elmer's Glue-All and water in place of Floetrol. (Gilly Kube I think was using this before the Mont Martre PVA plus water combo that she seems to mostly use now.)