🎨 Enhanced DecoArt Pouring Medium Review

This is my third time ordering art deco potting supplies and each time it has been a sham, each time one or more bottles have been damaged. This time only 1 out of 3 was damaged so things got better but I started looking for a local supplier. Goods for four, packaging and delivery for 0.

It is VERY difficult to get a consistent color. This medium requires LOTS of mixing. Plan for the color to be lighter than intended. For the price, it's acceptable for a beginner, but those looking for colored traction or cages (even with silicone oil) aren't well served with this material. Suitable for dirty fills when you need color separation. It's pretty fluid, but I like smoother media, so that's a plus. Will I buy this product again? Probably not, but what I have left is to just thin the…

I get very interesting results with this medium. Although you don't actually get cages, it's great for pouring rings as well as pouring beautiful watercolor paint. I can't explain it, but the colors overlay transparently and become very beautiful. The only reason I don't give this product four stars is the price. It's also a little difficult to mix to the desired consistency. It's worth getting and working with until you're comfortable, as the results are pretty smooth, shiny, and beautiful.

This is a great product for thinning acrylic paints. I have a fight with him. Lots of YouTube videos for useful ratios. I ignored all of that and went crazy with my colors. The only real fill issues are gravity and color. The canvas is a flat world and the paint drips off the edges. Atuin was right. Cover the world with a tarp before watering and you'll still get surprises, but fewer. Also water somewhere you can leave the item until it dries - a couple of days for the color. Otherwise you'll…