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The practice of thinning emulsions is not a good idea IMO, despite what the manufacturers say, because the added water isn't truly incorporated. Think diluting custard :-) /snip Emulsion paint is not a true solution (e.g. like salt dissolved in water). It is a colloidal suspension. Even so, it can be diluted with no problems if it is stirred thoroughly during the addition of the water. Same with custard: add water in small amounts and incorporate fully by stirring between each addition. But don't paint the ceiling with this... it is sure to come off :-)) |
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