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What may happen if an artist adds an excessive amount of retarder to acrylic paint?

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Correct answer: The layer may remain tacky and fail to dry properly

The governing concept is proportional use of painting mediums. Retarder extends acrylic working time, but an excessive amount can slow water loss too much and interfere with proper film formation. Consequently, the layer may remain tacky, weak, or slow to cure. Option D is correct. The paint does not become stone, oil paint, or white pigment merely because too much retarder was added.

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Acrylic ColourRetarderPaint FilmTacky SurfacePainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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