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Yes sure we can match up some colour for that...
Main Steps
1 What colours are in the colour you want to mix?
2 Find the closest ones we have, add a brush of each to the glass
3 Slowly add a little of each to see where it takes you
4 Test a bit on the colour you are trying to match
Main Steps Explained
1 What colours are in the colour you want to mix?
Do you see yellows, greens, a hint of blue? Red?
2 Find the closest ones we have, add a brush of each to the glass
3 Slowly add a little of each to see whee it takes you
4 Test a bit on the colour you are trying to match
There are only 3 colours Yellow, Red, Blue plus two tints Black and White
You gotta take a real good look and think which colours you can see in the colour you are trying to match, then work out which one there is the most of.
Put a bit of this one on the glass
Then drop by drop add the other colours ... mixing all the time!
once you have the colour add a drop at a time of black or white to get the correct shade.
Now paint some on and let it dry, once dry it may be a bit wrong ... have a think which way it went and adjust your mix
Good luck
Recipes
Veneer colour
Use foam to dab on a yellow brown of 107+149, wait a minute or so then dab on 106.
So you can sort of see that yellow and red make the oranges and then a touch of blue and you go to brown, then you need to adjust the yellow/red to get the right brown. then also a touch of black/white to get the right "darkness"
Basic Colours
- Yellow
- Magenta - Kinda Red
- Cyan - Kinda Blue
Primary colours
- Red
- Blue
- Yellow
Plus Black and White.
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