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- Turpentine Vs Turpenoid? - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Turpentine (real, bona-fide, spirits of Gum Turpentine) is the distilled product of the sap of a pine tree Turpenoid is a petroleum distillate–mineral spirits The “mother” of Turpentine is a pine tree; the “mother” of Turpenoid is an oil well Some people just seem to be more sensitive to one, and some people more sensitive to the
- difference between turpentine and paint thinner
So, Turpentine’s “mother” is a pine tree, whereas Odorless Mineral Spirits’ “mother” is an oil well Chemically, it truly is that simple Any of these solvents may be used to wash a brush, or to clean equipment, but only Turpentine, or Odorless Mineral Spirits are really appropriate for use as an ingredient for an oil painting
- Share the love – Issues storing turpentine - WetCanvas: Online Living . . .
Turpentine,in general, is a better solvent than mineral spirits to use as a diluent for oil paint or as an ingredient in any mediums containing natural resins like amber,copal,or mastic Alkyds may be a different story
- Oil Paint Mediums - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
1 part Venice Turpentine (This is not “turpentine”, in the usual sense of the word, but is the “resin” in this mix ) 2 parts Oil Of Spike (This is the solvent–it is NOT a drying oil such as Linseed ) or Lean (5 parts Turpentine, 1 part Venice Turpentine, 1 part Stand Oil)
- Is turpentine neccessary? - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Turpentine is one of a few different solvents used in painting If your question is about turpentine specifically, then a major use of turpentine in painting is to dissolve natural resins such as damar A medium of damar, turpentine and linseed oil has been one of the most popular historically
- Turpentine vs. Odorless Turpentine - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
The only instance requiring the stronger solvent power of Turpentine is for the dilution of natural resin (damar, copal etc…) containing mediums and varnish Turpentine is the only commonly used oil paint thinner than can be absorbed through the skin and it PEL levels are the lowest (worst) See this link for more information on solvents:
- Turpentine vs. Mineral Spirits - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Turpentine: Strong odor One of the most compatible solvents for oil paint Fast drying Relatively aggressive in its solvent action It is the distilled sap of a pine tree Odorless Mineral Spirits: Low, or no odor Good, but not quite as compatible with oil paint as Turpentine Slower drying than Turpentine Not as aggresive a solvent as
- alternatives for turpentine - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Turpentine has been used successfully in oil painting for more than 700 years It is good to use straight turps even for a while because you will really get a good idea of how the solvent evaporates into the air because you will smell it – realize that EVERY solvent does this, even if you cannot smell it
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