Acrylic paints are difficult or impossible to wash out, whether dry or wet. Only take as much paint with you as you really need and don't forget to rinse out your brushes and palettes.

Yes, you can thin acrylic paint. You can do this either with normal water or with special agents such as acrylic binders or pouring medium. However, there are a few basic rules to follow so that the dilution is really successful and you get the desired result.

First, make sure the paint is in good condition and hasn't dried out. The paint should be soft enough to mix easily with water. If it's too hard, it won't work.

Second, you should be careful to use distilled water and not tap water, as tap water often contains minerals that interact with the acrylic paint and can cause problems later during the drying time or when painting with thinner layers of paint (which requires more layers).

Third, make sure you only mix up as much thinner as you need at a time, so there aren't any leftovers in the container that could cause problems later if the thinner dries out completely in the container before reusing it for another project!

Abstract painting is very suitable for beginners. This will give you a feeling for the material and the techniques. You can also try things out and live out your creativity freely.

Have you ever wondered why acrylic paint is so durable? This is because you can always apply multiple coats, regardless of the final layering and hardness. In fact, in most cases you can always apply multiple coats as this is one of the unique characteristics of acrylic products.