Would this grade of oil be suitable for artists? As in oil painting?
372552
I am not sure, I use it to treat the wood gun stock on M-1 Garand. The labels on the can do not discuss anything about painting. I hope that helps.
1040863
I am an aesthetician "skin care technitian" this is a great quality oil you will not regret. Not exactly sure what you are using it for but, it is of good quality.
603780
I personaly don't use this paint. I bought this for an elderly client that I take care of. He uses it on wooded areas, paper and canvas. If your figures are going to be wooden I say this is the product for you but if you're trying to do glass or plastic. I don't think it'll be a good Idea.
518563
I contacted the company with the same question and here is their answer: "Yes Food Grade. These are the highest grade oils. Top quality Lemon and many other Essential oils are very popular in cooking & baking applications among others particularly during the holiday season so in that way are fine for internal use and when properly diluted external use as well. But due to their powerful pure undiluted nature they can be irritating or toxic if not used at appropriate levels and dilutions. A few drops of lemon oil in a glass of drinking water or a small amount of topical lotion is much too powerful for example. One needs to often think of distributing fractions of a drop in a carriar oil like olive oil or grapeseed oil. Always follow recipes or protocols strictly."
377925
This is more of artist set up. You could probably do it depending on what you want.. even spray 1 color maybe not so good for solid coverage.. but if you were doing a painting of some sort with detail it would work well.
1883741
Don't see why not. For small projects/hobby-painting or limited duration I think it would be great! Again, for industrial/commercial apps, or heavy-duty use on a daily basis, I (personally) would go with more muscle. Never tried it though as I have, and use electric power sprayers for the type of work I do (homeowner-decks, fence, yard ornaments.) A sweet compressor though...that should be effective for limited duty.
1297640
I think it would look good. I do agree with the texture/dirt concerns, but painting should help with that some.
1336458
You should be fine. The first numbered level is 30psi but there are plently of levels below that. I often use 20 psi for model paint and I could go lowers. It's a good unit.
2180698
Yes, if you used the proper paint. It would incredible with a "shabby-chic" paint motif.
744688
Yes! Young Living oils are amazing - I use them personally and in my therapy practice. You do NOT want to use a synthetic grade oil - they may smell good but have no therapeutic properties. In fact, you may be inhaling very concentrated chemicals. Young Livings oils are 100% therapeutic grade. Don't be fooled, as long as an oil contains 5% true oil - it can be called therapeutic grade. You can order them from me. Go to youngliving.com and enter distributor #1755990.
1898897
Sorry, I sent it back since I wanted something to blow out parts, etc.; however, that said, from what I saw of the item, it was well made and perfectly suited for the purpose of using with paint, solvents, so I would say it would probably work painting small areas.
962911
I use it for pesticide & herbicide application, for which it is well-suited. I would think it would be effective for painting as well.
1909109
Medium is the sweet spot for most artists. I use large strokes at a zoomed out level so I use a large.
1267871
Generally canvas boards that are good for acrylic paints are also good for oil paints
742806
The paints are not moist and must be mixed with water to paint and blend. I like this for travel. I've taken them on several trips and they have not deteriorated. So I would say they are hardy and durable. Sometimes I prefer them to my tube watercolors as they are quick, convenient and easy.
1858444
I wouldn't use this Krylon product on an oil painting. It works fine on objects like pine cones but does not deposit an even coat on flat surfaces like paintings. I've used it when nothing else is available to protect my photo prints.
931906
yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.