What is the dilution of propylene pigment and its advantages and disadvantages are introduced.

Propylene pigment can be diluted with clear water, which is very convenient and has good waterproof effect after drying. The advantage of propylene pigment is that it will not turn yellow, which is beneficial to long-term storage, non-toxic and convenient to use. The disadvantage is that there are few bright colors of metal, and it is hung as a film, which is convenient to handle at the corners.

How to dilute propylene pigment

I believe that people who paint have heard of acrylic pigments, which can be used for hand-painted decorative paintings. When making ornaments, they can also be simply decorated or painted, which can be dissolved in water, so they can also be used to paint oil paintings. It is a very good hand-painted pigment, which is used by modern art students.

It can be diluted with water, which is one of the characteristics of propylene pigment, so it can be diluted with clear water, and its propylene pigment has good waterproof effect after drying, and can also be painted repeatedly. If the dried acrylic wool accidentally sticks to the paint, it can be cleaned with benzene and alcohol lamp.

The advantage of propylene pigment is that it will not be brittle and yellow, which is more conducive to the long-term preservation of model works. It is non-toxic and will not cause harm to human body. In addition, it is more convenient and cheaper to use, suitable for long-term use, and the painted color is bright and full. The disadvantage of propylene pigment is that there is less bright metallic color, which is generally film-forming and hanging, and there will be minor problems in some corners. It is best to draw by hand, and spraying will affect the effect.