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I am painting a dimensioanl sign for a gift for someone, on HDU, & since I have already coated it with One Shot I will probably paint the roses on it in One Shot using Penetrol to blend it.
Would it be possible to use good 'ol fashioned oil paints on HDU to get a nice blend? Or would that not last long on the sign? Also, if I CAN use oil paints, would they work over my One Shot?
Can you guys tell me what each of YOU use for your pictorials?
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I do what Dale does. I have some Smith's if you need it. And they sell the boiled linseed at Trader Horn! love....Jill
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Never looked for it, Bobbie. You might want to contact the Mayor of Mars. Remember Dick Settlemeyer? He works at a paint store, Westmoreland Supply. His phone number was 724-443-8400. (they have since moved to Allison Park but the number may still be good) He's always been quite helpful in locating items for me. love....Jill
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When using One Shot, you can make some nice One shot toners (transparents, candies) by adding One Shot Color to One Shot clear. I started this practice some years back with the advice of George Perkins. It worked wonderful!
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