M. Graham 4-Ounce Walnut/Alkyd Medium

Bought this for my oil paints and it does what it's made to do very well. The oil thins the paint out and doesn't leave a yellow residue on the paints itself, which I was kind of worried about. Good stuff and it goes a long way.

This so my favorite. Use it to speed up my painting when I ge a commission. I also have the regular one which I also use as medium

Made my oil paint dry fast but had a slight brown tint to it so made white a little dirty appearing

Love'd it. Used it for painting

Easy to mix and work with.

I love this stuff more than liquin, which is always my “go to” medium!! Dries enough overnight so I can work on the next layer! Great product and will purchase again! I love that it is completely odorless.

I bought this for an art workshop to use as a medium. I had never used it before. It dries more quickly than regular walnut oil because of the alkyd in it. It’s best to thin it a little with Gamsol or something similar.

Not exactly impressed...It doesn't help in drying like Liquin...It's much slower for sure. Yes it's odorless. But here's the thing, oil paints have always had an oder and if this bothers someone for health reasons, perhaps move onto another media...Watercolors, Gouache, Pencils...Pen & Ink...Acrylics. There are many ways to express ones self other than oils. For me it's the ambiance of oils dating back to my college days in the late 50's. I'm still healthy.

Professional painter love the shine it gives to the painting nice glaze

This oil helps my oil painting cure quicker so I can do more layers daily.

an essential-good value

This has a slightly slower drying time than Liquin light and gives more workability time with Akkyd oil paints.