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@lindabanfalvi710 you work beautifully with the squeegee. It motivated me to do some more cold wax paintings

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@@donnaoscolaighlange As with any paint, the thicker the layers, the more time needed to dry/cure. The cold wax medium added to the oil paint speeds up the dry time of the oils, and my paintings are touch dry in a day or two, and cure hard in a week or two.

Hi! Yes, I sand and the put 3 coats of white acrylic gesso on my cradled wood panel, when dry, I paint the edges of the panel with black acrylic gesso. I make sure this is very dry, a few days, before putting the masking tape on the edges before painting the painting with oils and cold wax medium. After the tape is removed and the painting is touch dry, a week or two, I apply a thin final layer of cold wax medium on the painting and the edges. When touch dry I buff with a soft cloth. I have an online course on my website if you are interested that shows how I do this.

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Yes, I put a thin final layer of cwm on my dry oil and cold wax painting as a final layer, then buff when dry. You don't have to do a final cw layer, I prefer to add this extra protective layer on my oil and cw paintings.

Yes, I mix my oil paint with cold wax medium so they are all ready to paint with, and mix together on my palette and/or painting.

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Glad you enjoyed my demonstration. I prefer to paint on a prepared wood panel, because of its rigid support. I have painted on canvas too with oil and cold wax, but I use more oil paint than cwm in my paint mix for increased flexibility and add a little Galkyd Gel for increased flexibility of the paint on a flexible support. I also love painting oil and cold wax on Arches Oil Paper.

The cold wax medium actually speeds up the dry time. So does a little Galkyd Gel.

I do use a lot of transparent paint, but also use opaque ones, too.

Some artist's varnish their oil and cold wax paintings with a varnish like Gamvar made by Gamblin when the painting is dry. I prefer a thin layer of cold wax medium, and when dry buff with a soft cloth for a satin finish.

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Thank you Shirley, that's great to hear. I use screws on my wall, and sit my cradled panels or canvases on them. They stick out about and inch or so. It makes for easy on and off the wall, but secure.

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The silicone scraper is a Messermeister bowl scraper. Works great! The tool with a loop is a Pottery carving tool. Have fun!

Hi Elena, no, don't use the cold wax to mix with acrylics. Oil paints, Powdered pigments, pastels are compatible. Acrylics are not compatible to mix with it. You can paint over a dry acrylic painting with cold wax, just like you can paint oils over a dry acrylic painting, but not the other way.

Hi Barb, you can paint with the gouache on a dry layer, and let it dry and set it with a layer of cold wax medium. It's not recommended to mix water media with oil and cold wax, but layering oil and cold wax on top of a dry layer works.

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I paint on cradled wood panels, similar construction to a gallery canvas. I have screws on my painting wall that stick out about an inch. My panels sit securely on these screws. Easy to take on and off, and works for many sizes.

You're welcome, glad you liked it. I only painted it with the scraper tool and the small Pottery tool to make the branch marks. No brushs, and did not paint on it when it was dry, as I liked it as it was.

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Hi, in this video I am using oil paint and Dorland's cold wax medium.

I paint on cradled wood panel with gallery depth sides, which I paint, so I don't frame them. They could be framed by the art buyer, if they chose to, but I like the clean contemporary look.

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Have fun, Jeanette! I also have an online self-paced course available for purchase on my website www.lindabanfalvi.com