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Acrylic paint can be applied to both treated and untreated wood surfaces. However, keep in mind that treated wood may have a smoother or sealed surface, which can affect paint adhesion. It's recommended to sand the surface lightly or use a primer to ensure proper adhesion.

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Isopropyl alcohol is the best choice for removing dried acrylic paint from clothing. While other stain-removing agents, such as ammonia, acetone, or paint thinner, can be used to dissolve acrylic paint, they're best used for removing acrylic paint from hard surfaces rather than from textiles

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Hello. i have made Acrylic Paintings inspired by Nature as such landscapes, desserts, Forrest. I have also created a series of wildlife paintings for a Corporate Firm and another series of Abstract Paintings for another Organisation. I also do another beautiful form that is known as Acrylic Pouring/Fluid art. This form is technical yet very therapeutic. I have also taught still life in the medium Acrylic.l as it's a very versatile medium. read less

acrylic paints are water-based, and this makes them quick-drying compared to oil paints. An oil painting takes anywhere from several days to months to fully dry or “cure,” while an acrylic painting can dry in just a few hours, depending on the number of layers or size of the painting.

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