Definition of stand oil in English:

stand oil

noun

mass noun

Linseed oil or another drying oil thickened by heating, used in paints, varnishes, and printing inks.
Example sentencesExamples
- To valorise all the stand oils derivatives from linseed, castor and tang oil.
- Linseed stand oils are produced by the controlled polymerization of refined linseed oil at high temperatures.
- The nonaqueous media include linseed or stand oils, dryers, varnish, alkyds, molten wax, organic solvent-based acrylic, epoxy, stains, and lacquers.
- We use traditional methods of ink manufacture using dry pigments, linseed stand oils and triple roll ‘ink grinding’ mills.
- Use of linseed oil without the combination of stand oil is not recommended.
- The combination of stand oil and Venice turpentine will give a thick, resinous medium with enamel like leveling properties.
- The primary characteristic of modern stand oil and the older sun-thickened oils is a self-leveling property that makes paint flow.
- A student is studying the polymeric material from different types of oil, including fresh pressed linseed oils and stand oils made by Leslie Carlyle or obtained from a commercial source.
- They are low viscosity and may be thickened with stand oils or thinned with solvents, as desired.
- Mix stand oil with turpentine or white mineral spirits to improve the flow of your oil colours.
- Why do air bubbles develop when I mix my oil paints with my glazing medium of turpentine, damar, and linseed and stand oils?
- Sun-thickened and stand oils have very different characteristics and are made in different ways.
- One of the other most beneficial properties of stand oil is that it drys to an enamel-like film, smooth and free of brush strokes.
- A distinction is therefore made between stand oils with low and high viscosity.
- Linseed oil and stand oil are by far the most used by painters.
- The only thing I would like to mention about linseed versus stand oils is that linseed does a pronounced yellowing quality as the oil ages.
- Use stand oil combined with linseed oil for an excellent solvent free non-toxic medium to mix with your oil paints.
- I filled it half with stand oil and added 2 drops of the dryer.
- Puncture the yoke; mix stand oil in drop by drop stirring into emulsion vigorously.
- Alkyd resin differs from stand oil in that it is so highly polymerized that there is solvent in the fluid to keep the chains of molecules apart.

单词	stand oil
释义	Definition of stand oil in English: stand oil noun mass noun Linseed oil or another drying oil thickened by heating, used in paints, varnishes, and printing inks. Example sentencesExamples To valorise all the stand oils derivatives from linseed, castor and tang oil. Linseed stand oils are produced by the controlled polymerization of refined linseed oil at high temperatures. The nonaqueous media include linseed or stand oils, dryers, varnish, alkyds, molten wax, organic solvent-based acrylic, epoxy, stains, and lacquers. We use traditional methods of ink manufacture using dry pigments, linseed stand oils and triple roll ‘ink grinding’ mills. Use of linseed oil without the combination of stand oil is not recommended. The combination of stand oil and Venice turpentine will give a thick, resinous medium with enamel like leveling properties. The primary characteristic of modern stand oil and the older sun-thickened oils is a self-leveling property that makes paint flow. A student is studying the polymeric material from different types of oil, including fresh pressed linseed oils and stand oils made by Leslie Carlyle or obtained from a commercial source. They are low viscosity and may be thickened with stand oils or thinned with solvents, as desired. Mix stand oil with turpentine or white mineral spirits to improve the flow of your oil colours. Why do air bubbles develop when I mix my oil paints with my glazing medium of turpentine, damar, and linseed and stand oils? Sun-thickened and stand oils have very different characteristics and are made in different ways. One of the other most beneficial properties of stand oil is that it drys to an enamel-like film, smooth and free of brush strokes. A distinction is therefore made between stand oils with low and high viscosity. Linseed oil and stand oil are by far the most used by painters. The only thing I would like to mention about linseed versus stand oils is that linseed does a pronounced yellowing quality as the oil ages. Use stand oil combined with linseed oil for an excellent solvent free non-toxic medium to mix with your oil paints. I filled it half with stand oil and added 2 drops of the dryer. Puncture the yoke; mix stand oil in drop by drop stirring into emulsion vigorously. Alkyd resin differs from stand oil in that it is so highly polymerized that there is solvent in the fluid to keep the chains of molecules apart.
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