Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago

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I rarely use a base coat in my acrylic pouring, and I think the success of this cloud pour proves it's not necessary. Full recipe details and colors used are provided below, as always. Thank you for watching!

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Today's Colors were Artist's Loft Deep Magenta, Cad Yellow Deep, Arteza Pearl Pink and Creative Inspirations Vermillion (and some random purple...not sure what!) They were mixed one part paint, two parts Floetrol and about 1/2 part water.

Cloud mix: 3 parts DecoArt Satin Enamel in White, 2 Parts Floetrol, 1 Part Artist's Loft Soft Body White, 1 part GAC 800 and 1/4 part water.

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