Valid to UK only - excludes oversized items
Pigments are powdered paint.
You can apply them dry to wet or dry paint, or mixed with a liquid binder such as isopropanol which is found in manufacturers binders.
By dipping the paint brush in the binding solution and rubbing it over a tooth pick this will drip the binder on to the powder, sealing it without the powder washing away and will leave it looking lumpy. This is a good technique for creating rust or thick muddy deposits.
Alternatively, when applying pigments in their dry powdered form, you can also use airbrush cleaner in small amounts over the top of the pigment to help keep them in place.
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