Golden GAC 800 Pouring Medium, 128 oz.
Ships Tuesday, August 16 if ordered in the next 16 hours and 50 minutes!
Quick Overview
Golden's GAC Mediums are used with acrylic paints to modify their working characteristics for the individualized needs of your painting style. GACs can be blended with acrylic paints to achieve complete technical control: use to extend the paint, regulate transparency, create glazes, increase gloss, reduce viscosity or improve adhesion and film integrity. The GAC polymers can also be used for binding pigment solids for various effects and surfaces.
The consistency of the GAC polymers is very fluid and thinner than other Golden Mediums, and will reduce the thickness of most acrylic paints. Each GAC product represents a unique polymer that offers certain specific attributes, giving each GAC its own unique benefits and applications.
GAC 800: Pouring Medium - Use this medium for acrylic pouring techniques, as the puddles dry evenly and will not craze. Dries to a high gloss finish with moderate clarity. Also perfect for priming chalky surfaces.
| Brand | Golden |
|---|---|
| Series | GAC |
| Color | Colorless |
| Size | 128 oz. |
| Format | Bottle |
| No. | 0003980-8 |
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