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Liquitex Professional Modeling Paste - 473ml
Acrylic and marble putty to build texture on rigid supports and create 3D forms.
What it does
- 100% acrylic polymer and marble dust putty builds form and structure
- Dries to a very hard 'stone-like' opaque white matte finish that you can sand, drill or carve
- Can be used on its own, mixed with color or painted once dry
- Gives minimal shrinkage
- Can be overpainted with acrylics, oils, watercolors, graphite or dry pastels
- Maintains paint adhesion, durability and archival quality
How to use it
- Fully intermixable with all Liquitex Professional products
- Use on rigid supports only
- Apply with knife or tool
- Tint with acrylic color to make a colored paste
- Can be handled like clay - for best results remove the lid to let some of the water slowly evaporate until you get the texture you want
- For sculptural texture, build up in thin layers (each no more than a quarter of an inch thick), allowing each to dry
- Dry slowly by covering loosely with plastic wrap to avoid shrinkage cracks
- If cracks appear, allow to dry and fill in with another thin layer of paste
- Ensure paste is completely dry before sanding, carving or drilling into
- Overpaint once dry with acrylics or most other media
- To use as a ground - apply a thin layer to rigid surface with knife/trowel/roller, leave to dry, sand smooth and repeat if needed
- To make an absorbent ground, mix 1 part Modeling Paste to 3 parts Liquitex Professional Gesso, apply with a trowel/roller, leave to dry, sand smooth and repeat if needed
- For flexible supports, ideally use Flexible Modeling Paste, but you can mix Modeling Paste 50/50 with Gloss/Matte Gel/Gloss Heavy Gel
- For paper-mache, soak paper in a 50/50 mix of Modeling Paste and Gloss/Matte Gel/Gloss Heavy Gel
- Can be mixed with acrylic-compatible powdered pigments or aggregates
How not to use it
- Do not use with any non-acrylic compatible media
- Drying too quickly will cause cosmetic (not structural) cracks
- Do not use on flexible supports unless mixed with another medium
$9.58
Original: $27.36
-65%Liquitex Professional Modeling Paste - 473ml—
$27.36
$9.58
Description
Acrylic and marble putty to build texture on rigid supports and create 3D forms.
What it does
- 100% acrylic polymer and marble dust putty builds form and structure
- Dries to a very hard 'stone-like' opaque white matte finish that you can sand, drill or carve
- Can be used on its own, mixed with color or painted once dry
- Gives minimal shrinkage
- Can be overpainted with acrylics, oils, watercolors, graphite or dry pastels
- Maintains paint adhesion, durability and archival quality
How to use it
- Fully intermixable with all Liquitex Professional products
- Use on rigid supports only
- Apply with knife or tool
- Tint with acrylic color to make a colored paste
- Can be handled like clay - for best results remove the lid to let some of the water slowly evaporate until you get the texture you want
- For sculptural texture, build up in thin layers (each no more than a quarter of an inch thick), allowing each to dry
- Dry slowly by covering loosely with plastic wrap to avoid shrinkage cracks
- If cracks appear, allow to dry and fill in with another thin layer of paste
- Ensure paste is completely dry before sanding, carving or drilling into
- Overpaint once dry with acrylics or most other media
- To use as a ground - apply a thin layer to rigid surface with knife/trowel/roller, leave to dry, sand smooth and repeat if needed
- To make an absorbent ground, mix 1 part Modeling Paste to 3 parts Liquitex Professional Gesso, apply with a trowel/roller, leave to dry, sand smooth and repeat if needed
- For flexible supports, ideally use Flexible Modeling Paste, but you can mix Modeling Paste 50/50 with Gloss/Matte Gel/Gloss Heavy Gel
- For paper-mache, soak paper in a 50/50 mix of Modeling Paste and Gloss/Matte Gel/Gloss Heavy Gel
- Can be mixed with acrylic-compatible powdered pigments or aggregates
How not to use it
- Do not use with any non-acrylic compatible media
- Drying too quickly will cause cosmetic (not structural) cracks
- Do not use on flexible supports unless mixed with another medium
