How to use linseed oil and turpentine for oil painting? Do I mix them with the paint or do I use them like how I use water for watercolor - Quora
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Answer (1 of 4): The first thing to know about linseed oil in painting is to use the refined oil only, and not use the industrial linseed oil. Linseed oil has many features such as: thinning your oil colours; drying time is extended; affects the overall appearance of the oils. When you use the li
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is pressed from flaxseeds without the use of heat or solvents., Use, Cold-pressed linseed oil is sometimes recommended when grinding dry pigment
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Can I use oil paints on normal cartridge paper, apart from canvas/oil paper, and can I use water to make them thinner, without using linseed oil? - Quora
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