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Designed not to craze in poured applications, this flexible, non-yellowing medium creates even poured puddles and acrylic sheets. It can be mixed with soft body acrylic color to promote drying with a smooth even colored film. It also retains high gloss and wet appearance when dry.

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Add to latex paints to improve flow and cover qualities. Floetrol extends wet-edge time to avoid lapping and reduces brush drag when painting under hot and dry or cool and damp conditions. Floetrol also helps in spraying latex paints by reducing wear and tear on tips, packings, seals, and other spray equipment parts and prevents tip clogging. Mix ratio: 8 Oz. per gallon of paint up to maximum 16 Oz. per gallon. Airless sprayer ratio: 32 Oz. (1 quart) per gallon.

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