Comments on: can I add fragrance oil in my oil paint? http://www.essential-oils-tdr.com/can-i-add-fragrance-oil-in-my-oil-paint/ It's All About Essential Oils Sun, 20 May 2012 15:13:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: 9buzz http://www.essential-oils-tdr.com/can-i-add-fragrance-oil-in-my-oil-paint/comment-page-1/#comment-1433 9buzz Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:12:05 +0000 http://www.essential-oils-tdr.com/can-i-add-fragrance-oil-in-my-oil-paint/#comment-1433 Sure. Oil and Oil go together. It won't mess up the paint. Although I don't know why you want your paintings to have a smell and peoples noses sniffing it. Sure.
Oil and Oil go together.

It won’t mess up the paint.

Although I don’t know why you want your paintings to have a smell and peoples noses sniffing it.

]]> By: ogog.ogog http://www.essential-oils-tdr.com/can-i-add-fragrance-oil-in-my-oil-paint/comment-page-1/#comment-1434 ogog.ogog Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:12:05 +0000 http://www.essential-oils-tdr.com/can-i-add-fragrance-oil-in-my-oil-paint/#comment-1434 no, but why would u want scent? mixing a non drying oilwith your oil paint can make it dry to a tacky surface or never dry at all! just accept the fragance of oil paint. no, but why would u want scent? mixing a non drying oilwith your oil paint can make it dry to a tacky surface or never dry at all! just accept the fragance of oil paint.

]]> By: helene http://www.essential-oils-tdr.com/can-i-add-fragrance-oil-in-my-oil-paint/comment-page-1/#comment-1435 helene Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:12:05 +0000 http://www.essential-oils-tdr.com/can-i-add-fragrance-oil-in-my-oil-paint/#comment-1435 Please listen to ogog.ogog. You cannot put just any oil into your paint and expect it to perform the same. It has to be a drying oil, like linseed. We already know how linseed oil in paint withstands the test of time (500 years and counting). What do you know about the properties of your fragrance oils? Anything at all? If you don't even know what they're made of, don't add them. Please listen to ogog.ogog. You cannot put just any oil into your paint and expect it to perform the same. It has to be a drying oil, like linseed.

We already know how linseed oil in paint withstands the test of time (500 years and counting). What do you know about the properties of your fragrance oils? Anything at all? If you don’t even know what they’re made of, don’t add them.

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