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I usually paint with acrylics and antique with a gel stain, but I want to do a new carving in oil paint and wondered if the gel stain would be as effective. Any ideas?
It just occured to me that if I seal an oil painted carving the same way I seal an acrylic painted carving, the gel stain should be just fine. So let me change the question:
Can you apply a laquer finish to oil paint and, if so, how long do you have to wait for the oil paint to dry?
Hey Kim I use Krylon 1311 matte finish to seal the carvings I paint with oil paints. It not only helps the oils to dry but does not put a high shine on the piece. I guess I have no idea if it is a laquer or not. have fun, carve oldbearx2