Reducing the percentage of aluminum stearate in paint.ApproveRejectUn-ApproveSubscribeUn-Unsubscribe
Question asked 2023-06-01 09:31:31 ...
Most recent comment 2023-06-05 04:37:05
Oil Paint
Greetings,
I came across a video that describes a technique to reduce the percentage of aluminum stearate in student grade paint. As I have quite a few tubes of Talens Van Gogh paint, this is of great interest to me.
According to this video, if the paint is first placed on cardboard, a portion of the linseed oil, together with the stearate it is bound to, will be absorbed into the cardboard. This leaves a drier dollop that has an overall reduced percentage of aluminum stearate. The final step is to add regular linseed oil back into this drier dollop, with the alleged end result being marginally better quality paint.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9U5s6t5cxg)
Can you tell me if this technique actually is likely to be yielding less aluminum stearate in the end, as described? If so, by what amount would you estimate? 5%? A lesser, negligible amount?
Thank you very much, MITRA.
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