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I use Utrecht paints for the most part but Golden makes some of the colors i am unable to get elcewere - I LOVE - Zink white and Naples yellow and you can only find them in Golden -- I love the viscosity of the paint - people think I'm working in oil !!!

With Golden I get resulits that I am normally not able to get with other acrylic brands. I generally like to dilute my paints to create thin washes. With Golden I get the consistency that I'm looking for without it lumping up. I especially like Golden's selection of irredecent colors which I like to mix with flat to achieve my result.

best arylic anywhere...very expensive

The price is a hurdle, but the paints are really great. I tend to use less of these and make them go further. Try working them into the price of a painting and adding them to your palette as you go! They are well worth having in your studio!

This paint is the best, very smooth and covers well.

Great paint. I get the colors I want to out of this brand. If I want bright colors which is evident in my works, this usually gives me the intensity that I am looking for.

Anything Golden makes is golden. I just finished priming some panels with
Golden Gesso and what a difference. It finishes smooth and goes a long
way.

No doubt, this product is great but in terms of the average price, it can really hurt the wallet, so for those of you with tighter budget I would recommend these tips:

-Never use them for a base coat.
-For more settle approach in large portions, work it with a lot of medium(gloss, matte, gel, etc). Their consistency goes a long way.
-Depending on what kind of work you want to express, get the basic three primary colors and and another that is to dominate the piece if its not already one of the primaries.
-Zinc white knocks back color saturation better then Titanium.
-Or simply discard this brand for now and take a little more time knowing how to work an art store brand. It takes time but considering the price variation and quantity its a big learning curve and easy on your finance.

Along with Liquitex, Golden is the main acrylic I use. I have used Dick Blick and Winsor & Newton among others, but prefer these. I try to use the best materials I can. Its cheaper in the long run. I mainly paint with oils, but do an occasional acrylic.

All Utrecht products are outstanding.

I use primarily golden colors for my acrylic work.. the best colors, transparent opaques and fun stuff....

Golden is amazing - it is creamy, dense, and highly adapted to a variety of approaches.

Great paint I like the the pure pigments that they use

Great product, nice consistency. Can't go wrong with this brand.

Good consistency.

Beautiful, rich colors.

Great Brand- everything from them has a really nice quality.

I have been using Golden Acryllics to paint on pewter figurines, with a primer of course. The colors are vibrant and the paint quality is excellent and resists chipping.

Excellent paint, thoroughly ground pigments, consistency of colors.

This stuff is Pure Pigment...Pure Color....and Pure Excitement for me!!!! It's EXCELLENT!

Cheaper paint materials. Smoth application, works well on wood, and paper. Reacts well with water. Looks good when dry.

The ONLY acrylic paint that matters. Why? Colors stay true, I have paintings 10 years old and still look amazing/rich. Use their mediums too, lots of fun!

One of the best acrylic lines around. Very heavily pigmented. They do not use fillers like diatanacious earth, which other lines use to add volume. More filler more dollars. Golden seems to care more about quality then quantity. What most impressed me is how they label each product with the actual product so theres no guess work in what your ACTUALLY PURCHASING.... Golden comes highly recommended in my book.

I love this tip of pant