News — Mixing Milk Paint

First of all, we’re not use to mixing paint, right?  It usually comes in a bottle or can and it’s already a liquid.  Just dip in your brush and go.  I must admit that the convenience of that is nice.  The reason milk paint doesn’t come that way, is that it is perishable once it’s mixed, so it’s sold in powdered form. Think of milk paint like peanut butter.  Remember the peanut butter most of us grew up with?  The processed, artificial-ingredient-laden peanut butter that would have a perfectly smooth and level top no matter how much the jar was shaken?...