mixing white and magnolia emulsion together

AL_n · 2015-07-27T09:00:51+00:00

In the past, I have mixed white and magnolia together to achieve a colour that I find preferable to pure magnolia. It was roughly half-way between white and magnolia on the tonal scale. Unfortunately, I can't remember the ratio of white:magnolia. I have a feeling it was not as simple as 50:50, becasue the two different pignemts have vastly different tinting power. Has anone done the same and can you give me an idea of the proportion of white to magnolia to get something that is darker than off-white, but conasiderably lighter than standard magnolia? TIA Al

Jul 27, 2015 Last reply: 5 years ago 22 Replies

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Josey 5 years ago

I’m trying the same I don’t want too white or too cream so I’m going to put a few jugs of white and mix and experiment can always go over it

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