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Paint comes in different viscosities depending on the type of paint or mixing technique used. Sometimes you need the paint to be thicker than it is when you open it. You may need thicker paint to cover a darker color on a wall or to turn school paint into finger paint. Thickening agents can help get the paint to the desired thickness and add texture to your artwork.<ref>http://www.housepaintingguide.org/paint-viscosity-a-look-at-the-basics/</ref> | Paint comes in different viscosities depending on the type of paint or mixing technique used. Sometimes you need the paint to be thicker than it is when you open it. You may need thicker paint to cover a darker color on a wall or to turn school paint into finger paint. Thickening agents can help get the paint to the desired thickness and add texture to your artwork.<ref>http://www.housepaintingguide.org/paint-viscosity-a-look-at-the-basics/</ref> | ||
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