Sentence examples for thin paint from inspiring English sources

It is used to loosen up paint, as well as to thin paint for under paintings, and it helps to smooth out the brush stroke.

If your polish is thin, paint one or two extra coats to make it opaque.

You will need modelling dough, a thin paint brush and string to get started.

Some are used for cleaning, others to thin paint, shellac or varnish.

Bacon's paint has a dense Rembrandt-esque quality: "I work between thick and thin paint.

I like his thin paint and the effortless way he paints and gets so much out of it.

Maybe buying thin painting makes them think they're being ripped off?" His self-deprecation aside, sales are not a problem for Mr. Doig.

Of special importance is the prominence of drawing, or extremely thin painting, like the floral-patterned dress of the ecstatic peasant in "Dance".

In general, small nozzles and lower pressures are best for thin paints such stains or enamels.

Ultimately, the eye is snared by Mr. Agle's economic use of saturated colors -- sharp greens and warm lavenders, smoldering reds, sour ochers -- and the tinted-gel space created by his thin-on-thin paint handling.

In T.S.B. 0900508 issued on Feb. 7, Mazda said the rust on the hinges of the wiper arms might be caused by too-thin paint film on the retainer hinge.