• Increase texture and extend volume with a satin finish or use as a strong collaging adhesive.
• Maintains paint adhesion, durability and archival quality
• Extends color without affecting acrylic stability
• Gives heavier body paint an oil-like color brilliance
• Increases viscosity of soft body paints, giving a thicker consistency
• Slows drying time and enhances appearance of brush strokes
• Mix as much as you like into acrylic color to create the viscosity and transparency you want - the more you add, the more transparent your color will become
• Can be thinned by diluting with up to 25% water - distilled water will give best results
• Mix into Heavy Body Acrylic to extend volume and maintain viscosity
• Mix into Soft Body or Acrylic Ink to extend volume and thicken
• This is semi-opaque when wet, transparent when dry - when used very thickly it may dry semi-opaque
• Apply with a brush as a collaging glue and fixative
• Do not vigorously over-brush as this can result in a foggy, hazy look when dry. Do not use with any non-acrylic compatible media

The Cincinnati, Ohio based company Permanent Pigments created Liquitex, the first water-based acrylic paint for artists in 1955.  The name Liquitex stands for "Liquid texture."  The Liquitex brand has been at the forefront of paint ever since, leading the industry with a number of firsts, Gloss and Matte Meduims, Hue colours in place of more expensive pigments, iridescent acrylics and many more.