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If a light acrylic tint looks too chalky after drying what is the most suitable correction?

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Correct answer: Add a little base hue back and test a sample

The governing concept is the balance between value and saturation. Too much white raises the value but weakens the original hue, so the dried tint may appear chalky. Returning a small amount of the base hue restores chromatic strength without making a drastic change; a test sample should be allowed to dry before final use. More white worsens the problem, black may dirty the mixture, and much complementary colour can neutralise it. Thus option B is correct.

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Acrylic PaintingColour MixingTintSaturationBase HuePainting TechniquesAcrylic ColourArt Education

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