The Dawn dish soap detergent that you used is not the typical Dawn dish soap that people normally use so the formula in that is different and I like. I don’t know why people use food grade stuff in acrylic pouring olive oil is not something you wanna use in your paints many reasons olive oil is food grade not chemically formed oil so it has no effect other than making your pain more transparent glossier but when it dries there is a chance that your paints will not dry very well and they will not dry and glossy overtime your pain will separate and you might have a smell &/or deterioration of paint and canvas in a short time. The rubbing alcohol technique I use it for fractals and I use either 71% isopropyl or 91% isopropyl 50% rubbing alcohol has a lot of water in it so you want to use less water in your paints because when the alcohol evaporates it will still leave the water behind also it can fade your pain when it dries that or overtime a good fade the color and I think it depends on the brand of paint I haven’t tested Higher quality brands with the technique. But this video is pretty cool and good education and each and everyone of these test that you did for anyone who is watching and they do it themselves they may add things to the pain which may cause reactions with the paints and create different effects
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The Dawn dish soap detergent that you used is not the typical Dawn dish soap that people normally use so the formula in that is different and I like. I don’t know why people use food grade stuff in acrylic pouring olive oil is not something you wanna use in your paints many reasons olive oil is food grade not chemically formed oil so it has no effect other than making your pain more transparent glossier but when it dries there is a chance that your paints will not dry very well and they will not dry and glossy overtime your pain will separate and you might have a smell &/or deterioration of paint and canvas in a short time. The rubbing alcohol technique I use it for fractals and I use either 71% isopropyl or 91% isopropyl 50% rubbing alcohol has a lot of water in it so you want to use less water in your paints because when the alcohol evaporates it will still leave the water behind also it can fade your pain when it dries that or overtime a good fade the color and I think it depends on the brand of paint I haven’t tested Higher quality brands with the technique. But this video is pretty cool and good education and each and everyone of these test that you did for anyone who is watching and they do it themselves they may add things to the pain which may cause reactions with the paints and create different effects
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