Can you add Penetrol to latex paint?
Keeping this in view, can Penetrol be used with water based paint?
Penetrol cannot be used in 2-part chemical resistant coatings, Acrylic or other water based paint, chlorinated rubber or coal tar coatings. Always mix a small amount first, if not sure, to determine compatibility.
- Pour the paint into the bucket.
- Add ½ cup of water for every gallon of paint.
- Mix thoroughly.
- Check the thickness by running the paint through a funnel. If it flows freely through the funnel, you know the paint is thinned enough.
Beside this, how much Floetrol do I add to latex paint?
If compatible, add FLOETROL to the latex or acrylic paint following these guidelines. When Painting with a Brush or Roller: Add approximately 8 oz. (237 mL) per gallon (3.78 Liters) of paint. If paint is thick, or in extreme temperatures, more FLOETROL may be gradually added, up to 16 oz.
1. Using an empty container or dispensable cup as a measuring device, mix 3 volumes of latex (acrylic) paint to 1 volume of Floetrol. 2. The more Floetrol you add to the mixture (glaze) the more open time you will have and the more translucent the finish will be.