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Fine Mist Water Sprayer
To keep your painting and palette workable
Fine Mist Water Sprayer
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Fine Mist Water Sprayer
A specifically designed sprayer which produces a controlled fine mist intended to keep Atelier Interactive workable. Fill with Unlocking Formula to rewet layers for wet-in-wet techniques.
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Characteristics
8.4 US fl oz (250ml) bottle
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Techniques
Fill with Unlocking Formula and spray to keep sections of your painting wet for wet-in-wet blending
Fine Mist Water Sprayer
A specifically designed sprayer that produces a controlled fine mist intended to keep Atelier Interactive workable for as long as desired. Fill with Unlocking Formula or water. Ideal for wet-in-wet techniques.
When to spray?
As the paint starts to dry you will feel your brush begin to drag. This means it is time to spray if you want to keep the paint wet and workable.
How to spray?
Hold the bottle back about 8-12″ from the painting and/or palette and lightly mist the area you want to keep wet. The painting surface should not be physically disturbed by the water droplets so if you are getting large droplets or big dribbles then you are spraying too much.
What if the paint won’t rewet?
Use Unlocking Formula in your water sprayer to rewet the paint.
Color of bottle may vary.
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