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The phrase "adjust the paint" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to modifying or changing the color, texture, or application of paint in a specific context, such as art, home improvement, or design.
Example: "Before we start the project, we need to adjust the paint to match the new color scheme."
Alternatives: "modify the paint" or "alter the paint".
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Solvents which are used to reduce and adjust the paint viscosity are the only concern with respect to the ecological aspects of the alkyd paints.
If desired, adjust the paint booth's size according to your needs.
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For her Central Park snap, she said she had to repaint the model at least 10 times to adjust the painting to color alterations in the storm-stricken sky and reflections on the water.
Adjust the viscosity of the paint, the pump pressure or the nozzle if the paint isn't going on evenly.
After the color has been adjusted, the painter will use the paint to draw.
Additionally, it is used in titanium white paints and colored paints to adjust the tinting strength [7].
Due to the high refractive index of titanium white, zinc white was preferred at Royal Talens to adjust the hue of a color paint tube (personal communication Bert Klein-Ovink).
If you don't, you can adjust the ratio of texture to paint.
Workers on one paint shift would adjust the machines to increase their yield — only to foul up the strict quality controls required for all three shifts.
Besides being able to adjust the particle size and pigment to binder ratio to his own preference, there was another reason why Van Gogh preferred freshly ground paints.
Refill the newly painted pool with water and adjust the filter and chemical settings to ensure proper maintenance.
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