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I wish it was that cool in my attic modelling room, I might actually go there and do something, thenwe're fast approaching 30°C in the shed
I wish it was that cool in my attic modelling room, I might actually go there and do something, thenwe're fast approaching 30°C in the shed
I complain when it's too cold, then complain when it's too warmI wish it was that cool in my attic modelling room, I might actually go there and do something, then
With building models in the shed, too cold is of course more of a problem than it is in the attic. Too hot, I guess both of us will have to live withI complain when it's too cold, then complain when it's too warm
That’s my main advantage: no risk of anything getting too coldI'm sure you well know that it's not just a comfort thing either. Our paints, glues, even some materials perform so differently when outside their "standard" range.
Never used this myself, but painters in hot countries sometimes set their wet palette up using ice cubes and water. The cool surface of the wet palette then keeps the paint from drying up.Sorry Andy, I completely missed your reply!
Thanks, and yes it's still warm here too. I'm having paint dry up on my wet palette in a matter of minutes. That can't be good
On the plus side, the oil washes should dry fairly well!
Yep, airflow over the palette will dry the paint more quickly…..never come across a cold dry palette before, but would think the paint would flow over the surface too quickly on a flat tile. Who is the painter?We have a chilled water dispenser which might be a good shout. It's my own fault really for having a fan blowing to keep me a bit cooler. I'll try and set up some kind of baffle so it doesn't blow over the palette.
A miniature painter I follow isn't a fan of wet palettes but uses a ceramic tile sat on ice.
Yep, airflow over the palette will dry the paint more quickly…..never come across a cold dry palette before, but would think the paint would flow over the surface too quickly on a flat tile. Who is the painter?
Even those four have highlighted a few things for me to bear in mind.You’re welcome I only took these four photos else I’d post more …
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