LiquitexAcrylic Professional Pouring Effects Medium for Acrylic Paint, Gloss, 946 ml

Great quality

Great pouring medium. I tried it for the first time and was so impressed with the outcome. It's creamy and mixes easily with paint. There is no unpleasant smell. It dried bright and smooth.It doesn't produce any cells though, so you may have to use some additives to get cells if you want them.It's a perfect pouring medium but it's bloody expensive. On the bottle it says to use 5% paint to 95% medium. So you need A LOT. A couple of medium-sized paintings and a 1litre bottle is gone. I still buy it when on offer but have to look for cheaper alternatives.

The Liquitex Acrylic Professional Pouring Effects Medium has become an essential companion in my acrylic painting endeavors, especially when venturing into large-scale pours. This gloss medium adds a professional touch and brings an unparalleled vibrancy to my expansive canvases.The consistency and flow it imparts to acrylic paint are exceptional, facilitating seamless and captivating textures. Whether you're a seasoned artist or a beginner exploring pouring techniques on a grand scale, this medium is a must-have.What makes this pouring effects medium exceptional is its ability to intensify colors and create a glossy finish that truly makes a statement. If you're aiming to create impressive, massive acrylic pours, Liquitex's Professional Pouring Effects Medium is a valuable tool, earning a solid five-star rating.

Good for abstract artists wanting to experiment and play around with pouring art

Works well

As a painter, I use this a LOT on large scale canvases. I’ve experimented with various mediums and approaches to emulate oil painting while using acrylics. This pouring medium makes the paint really runny but somehow keeps the same opacity. I don’t know how it is possible because I’m usually frustrated by the lack of pigment in the paints that I can afford in the large quantities that I use. It gives a hard very smooth opaque finish when I mix it with “Heavy Body” acrylic. It also dries and a rate very similar to normal acrylic paint and easily mixes evenly. To me it seems to spread a fairly long way or can make quite a nice thick puddle kind of effect that can preserve the shape it was poured into when it dries. It’s gives a harder finish than a glazing medium or pure acrylic paint. I also like the way it can like the effect of mixing it with glazing medium to make different levels of translucency.It doesn’t really smell unless you really stick your nose into the bottle (which is nice ;))

This pain mixes very well with pouring agent

Liquitex is just about the best pouring medium on the market. Although a little expensive, it really does helpthe paint flow easily and give an even coverage on the canvas when paint pouring.