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Limited to stock on hand. It can be tinted or painted once dry. Apply this medium to improve acrylic paint adhesion on slick surfaces like plastics, metals, wax, glass, porcelain, glazed ceramics, and more. Increase the open or working time of acrylics by mixing equal parts of this medium with the paint. It also facilitates blending to make stroke work easier. Create a custom glazed finish by mixing this clear, semi-gloss medium with any DecoArt acrylic paint.
Mix with water Apply with a brush, sponge, or other texture tool. Transform regular acrylic paints into a shimmery, pearlescent paint with this medium. It can be used alone to highlight already-painted surfaces or mixed with equal parts acrylic paints. Create a washable, permanent paint for fabric by mixing this medium with acrylics, using two parts paint and one part medium. It improves the bond to the fabric and helps prevent cracking, peeling, and fading. Apply this medium after base coating with the color you want to appear through the cracks.
Top with the final coat of paint and it will crackle as it dries to create an eggshell pattern, giving a vintage, distressed finish.
You can dilute the acrylic paint with simple glycerol. The glycerol helps the acrylic paint work on fabric better, and last longer. Below is all you need to know on how to turn acrylic paint into fabric paint without using medium! Happy painting! Fabric medium is what makes standard acrylic paint suitable for painting on fabric. It helps the paint actually bond to the surface.
It is a liquid acrylic polymer emulsion that you mix in with acrylic paint to give the paint a soft feel as well as stability when painted onto the fabric. Not only does the fabric medium help to soften the paint when it has dried and help it last longer, but it improves the workability of the acrylic paint. Many artists prefer to use acrylic paints mixed in with fabric medium to allow them to explore different color palettes. Sometimes, the colors available which already have the fabric paints are limited, so being able to use a fabric medium to turn your own acrylics into fabric paint helps to broaden your color choices.
If you do not want to use a store-bought fabric medium, you can still use acrylic paint on fabric and have it last longer, be softer, and have the acrylic paint be easier to use. However, it is important to note that the fabric medium really does work well to create a more usable fabric paint out of acrylic paint and is likely the best option for getting long-term professional results.
But if you do not want to use fabric medium, you can mix your acrylic paint with glycerol. While you can use several substances to mix with acrylic paint, glycerol is the most popular. It is the most commonly used to mix with acrylic, as it is a natural component of acrylic paint and works to make the paint easier to use. You do need to dilute the glycerol with water before mixing it in with the acrylic paint.
A ratio of 1 part glycerol to 5 parts of water is usually a good ratio to follow. The water helps to stabilize the glycerol as well as helping it mix in with the paint better. After diluting the glycerol with water, slowly add it in bit by bit to the acrylic paint. You can start with the ratio of 1 part glycerol diluted with water with 5 parts of paint.
You can then use more if you need to. Glycerol can be toxic, so it is best to not use it if you are painting with children. Look for non-toxic commercial medium options if you are painting with children!
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