Wagner Paint Easy Latex Paint Conditioner, 32 OZ, white

I originally used this product to thin latex paint for spraying (as it's designed) but I've found that using it to thin latex for brushing works great too. Just know that it will want to drip and run so apply in a well lit environment and know that it will require several coats. The finished results are worth the extra time and effort.

Paint saving ability to work thick icky paint back into useable paint without water, which in short amount of time could (would) mold your paint rendering it gross and maybe harmful. This product saves time, money, and your typically expensive paint.

I thin my latex paint with this and use it in my inexpensive paint sprayer that you can buy on Amazon for around $50. Paint is getting ridiculously priced $100/gallon at the paint stores and this product will make your paint cover more square feet than with out it. So that makes it worth the price.

I use this for my Acrylic Artist paints. It's great for thinning down Acrylics instead of water. It breaks the pigment down very well. Bette then water.

So the value for the money was good. It don’t have a smell to it and it works smooth on the floors and it pulled up the paint and I’d recommend it for someone else to use. I give it four stars.

Strange that I didn’t know about this before. Far better than using water. No more brush strokes.

I usually use floetrol or liquitex pouring medium and water, but I decided to give this a try and I'm glad I did. My takeaways:If used on its own, it dries with a nice, shiny finish, similar to liquitex pouring medium but lighter and less glossy.I did not have good luck using it with liquitex pouring medium.Using it with floetrol produced the best results. It dries slightly shinier than just floetrol, smooth, and I got some really nice lacing effects with it. That's the one in the picture.I was disappointed by the results when using satin enamel paint. The cloud effect just didn't happen like it would with plain floetrol and water. I have not tested it with silicone yet.It doesn't have a bad smell, and you really have to sniff hard to smell it at all. It was harder to get the paint off of my hands than when I use just floetrol.I will definitely by this again and use it in most pours but I'll skip it if I'm trying for a cloud pour.

Works as expected.