Can I use only Liquin Original for my oil painting? Also, in what ratio should I mix Liquin original with oils in each successive layer? - Quora

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Can I use only Liquin Original for my oil painting? Also, in what ratio should I mix Liquin original with oils in each successive layer? - Quora

For oil painting, would a mixture of linseed oil and damar varnish serve as a general medium? Would the damar serve as a final varnish? - Quora

How long does it take for a layer done with Liquin Original to completely dry (not just touch dry)? Can I use linseed oil with turpentine on top of it? - Quora

One of my favorite lines of oil paints uses walnut oil instead of linseed. Are there any problems using that with other paints? - Quora

Can I use only Liquin Original for my oil painting? Also, in what ratio should I mix Liquin original with oils in each successive layer? - Quora

Does oil painting require a base of white before starting the painting? - Quora

How long does it take for a layer done with Liquin Original to completely dry (not just touch dry)? Can I use linseed oil with turpentine on top of it? - Quora

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What are the differences between Liquin (Winsor and Newton) and Walnut Alkyd Medium (M. Graham), with respect to appearance and drying time, when mixed with oil paint? - Quora