MONT MARTE Premium Silicone Oil 6oz (180ml) for Acrylic Pouring Paint Cells and Fluid Art.

Very pleased.

Used for acrylic painting. Get good results using this. Only one or two drops needed.

Perfecte

Mi aspettavo qualcosa di più valido.

Produit conforme à la description je recommande

Buen producto que facilita la formación de células

So I've tried a lot of different silicone oils for my paint pours. I've used this oil in the past 3 paint pours I've done, and from what I can tell- this one delivers the most noticable and consistent results. Other brands/oils I've tried are: -Artist's Loft silicone oil (it's not bad, but lacks consistency for me personally in terms of the results I get) -avacado oil (this worked in a pinch, but the cells were not as defined as I would have liked and didn't occur consistently) -hair product oils (ones with both aragon oil and coconut oil) which didn't make many cells at all really -3-IN-ONE multi-purpose oil that I got from the hardware store (I didn't like how this oil took away from the pigment of the colors in my paint, and I feel like it made the end result darker after completely drying vs how it looked when it was wet) -Godora treadmill belt lubricant (silicone oil but for treadmill machines). This one worked okay for a lacing/lightning effect when doing a paint pour swipe, but as for cells, it created too many and made my paint pours look "too busy/too much going on" for my own taste -NicPro acrylic pouring oil. This worked okay, but for a better price with slightly better results- Artist's Loft silicone oil is preferable to it. I think I'll stick with Monte Mart oil after purchasing it here. I like the dispenser/packaging for it (I prefer it to using an eyedropper, like with the Artist's loft oil), and I also like the price for the results that it gives me. The picture I've attached to this review is my latest paint pour where I used the Monte Mart silicone oil. I also always use about 75-80% floetrol and 25-20% paint with a little bit of water added to each paint color as well. I did not need use a heat source/blow torch to get the cells in my paint pour.