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What is the most likely cause if bands appear in an acrylic background after drying?

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Correct answer: Adjoining strokes dried at different times and layers remained uneven

The governing concept is consistent application across a fast-drying acrylic film. If adjoining strokes dry at different times, overlap visibly, or receive unequal paint loads, their opacity and value can differ after drying, producing bands. Therefore option B is correct. A clean surface normally helps adhesion, while brush price and the written colour name do not create bands. Working across a broad area without long pauses, using a consistent mixture and load, helps maintain an even background.

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Acrylic BandingUneven DryingOverlapBackgroundPainting ProblemAcrylic ColourPainting TechniquesArt Education

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