I'm a painter. I use a 12 cup muffin tin as my palette for mixing acrylics. They eventually become too built up to use effectively. It is a kind of treat to buy a new one fresh. I must have dozens of them caked up with acrylic in my studio.
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4 comments:
won't the old acrylic just pull out of the tin?
Way too thick!
what about teflon?
trust me it's way more work than necessary, just buy a new one.!
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