Vallejo - Glaze Medium 60 ml. (2.02 fl.oz.) | Transparent, Slow-Drying Acrylic Medium for Flow and Glazing Effects

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This is useful for distributing paint in glazes, and also helps for thicker paints. Try adding a small drop to metallic paints to make the paint distribute and level itself more evenly, producing a smoother and shinier finish. If you use this with matte paints, it can add some velvety (but not glossy) shine to them, so you may need to go over them with a matte varnish if you prefer a matte finish. Note: If you mix this into paint pools on your wet palette, it will make those paint pools suck more water in and become a bit watery after a few minutes.

This medium is amazing ! It helps bring your paints to a glaze consistency w out breaking the paint. It’s super easy to use.. a small dot an inch away from your paint and you can start by adding small amounts to the paint to check your glaze consistency. Goes on great and it gives you ample time to wet blend for an amazingly smooth paint transition. It’s so good I just bought the bigger bottle to make sure I don’t run out during a paint session The photo had the exposure dropped low to accentuate the model. Please look at the head for glazing reference. All blends were done w glaze medium

Vallejo paints are generally quite good, the only problem I've had with them is that they dry on the palette too quickly. When you're blending, it means I need to continually remix several colors, leading to uneven results. I used to use Lahmian Medium , but this works better and is a fraction of the cost. It's similar to the Citadel product, where you use it instead of water to prevent your paint from drying out too quickly. It will quickly become an essential thinning agent for all your layers (base, shadow, highlight). I can't recommend it enough.

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This is a really great glaze medium IMO. It mixes very well with Citadel / Games Workshop acrylics for hobby miniatures. Took me a few tries to get the ratios right, but there are a lot of great tutorial videos online if you’ve never used a glaze medium before

Need to look at the ounces on the bottle because the bottle looks huge

Useful for thinning your paints while maintaining good cohesion and a good consistency. Note that this is less viscous and slower drying than using something like Liquitex matte medium - I find both useful in different situations.