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Utilize Long Open Time Glaze (Optional)

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Should you find the metallic suede drying too fast or coagulating quickly, you can add 'Long Open Time Glaze' to the paint. This additive extends the paint's working time, making it easier to achieve the desired random rolled and brushed effects without rushing. The presenter suggests a typical ratio of half a quart of glaze per gallon of paint. This is particularly beneficial in warm or dry climates.

Goal: If the metallic suede paint dries too quickly during application, incorporate a 'Long Open Time Glaze' to extend the working time and prevent premature drying.

Tools and materials

  • Bero Long Open Time Glaze

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on. It's all ready to go. Now I'm going to just cover my product up right here. Here is the long type open glaze right here. And this is something um if you're if if it's drying too fast on you, coagulating too quick, just add this. This is going to give you more working time with the product. It typically is good practice to add it into the product every time you use it. Um, I don't. Usually the conditions here, I don't have to add it. Um, it's pretty rare, but if you're having issues with it drying too fast, use a long time open glaze. Usually, you add a half of a quart to a gallon. So, you can do the math to figure out how much you need um to add to the quart. You know, the

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