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Tips for using Liquin with Griffin fast drying oil colour

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Last updated 20 May 2024
Tips for using Liquin with Griffin fast drying oil colour
Find out more about how Liquin affects drying times, plus why it’s important to make sure each new layer of oil colour is slower drying than the last.
Tips for using Liquin with Griffin fast drying oil colour
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Tips for using Liquin with Griffin fast drying oil colour
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