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Last weekend I started a new painting, and thought that as I have this huge tube ofTW I'd use that before I start on the Flake White I recenty bought from Timetobe. I'm sorry for those devotees of TW, but it is horrendous, wet and soft, takes an eternity to dry. Where I get rather attractive blue greys mixing cobalt or ultramarine with FW, all I get with TW, is a lighter shade. I know that some think it useful, but I think it is useless.bestMick