Review on Enhanced Acrylic Flow Medium, 32oz, by Artecho for Premium Pouring Effects in Acrylic Painting by Angela Rodriguez

It works and your color flows but it's too runny for me making the color flow thinner and faster than I would like. I almost always use Flood Floetrol. Floetrol has the consistency of, say, coconut milk, which is the consistency of diluted cow's milk. Floetrol is thicker. It's hard to explain, but when I mix paint/Floetrol and then pour, the hill of paint is say 1/8 inch high and it moves slowly as I tilt and guide the canvas. When I mix it with paint, stick it in, say 1/16 inch high, and it spreads out before I remove the cup. With this you have to move much faster because the paint moves and disperses much faster. I prefer thicker, slower paint that allows me to tilt and rotate the canvas and get the look I want, not the look that just happens. . At the time of writing this it costs $20 per liter while Floetrol costs $14 per gallon in the store so I don't find it economical. I'm sticking with Flood Floetrol.