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the last thread has stalled so I want to tell you about disposing of excess paint if I may. together with my l P magazine dropped through my letterbox there was a flyer from
Jackson's with ...inspirations2013...on the front.if you open this publication( it's not a
catalogue) you will find inthe Michael Harding ad , a novel way of disposing of the oil paint left over when you finish painting.You smear it all over your coat overalls buttons
and all. you should only do it with cheap oil paint until you get the hang of it and then you willbe a proper artist. the occasional accidental smear from your fingers does not count in this respect. carry on.....Syd. :-)