Paint revitalizer, 60 ml from Green Stuff World: it returns the original fluidity to acrylic paints that have thickened, without alcohol.
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A product in a package with a volume of sixty milliliters that is meant to return to acrylic paints the fluidity and consistency they have lost over time. The difference from an ordinary thinner is substantial: a thinner merely thins the paint, so the richness falls along with the thickness, whereas a revitalizer is meant, according to the manufacturer, to return the original behavior while preserving the properties of the paint. The manufacturer also states that the product contains no alcohol.
First shake the paint thoroughly so that the pigment is mixed up from the bottom, and only then add the revitalizer drop by drop, mixing as you go. Proceed slowly, because too much will thin the paint instead. It is not a cure-all: paint that has already dried in the bottle into rubber or into lumps cannot be saved, as the product works with paint that has thickened, not with paint that has dried. Before using it on a rare shade, try the result on a small amount to one side.
For anyone who has more paints in stock than they can use up and does not want to throw them away because they have thickened.
Keep the product out of the reach of children, ventilate while working and close the container after use. Avoid contact with the eyes.
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