Welp I already screwed up didn't put a treatment on it

That is one ALMIGHTY shirt 👕 😘great video 👍

how well does this work with acrylic paints?

Thank you SO MUCH for mentioning how to dispose of rags with linseed oil on them. I've always struggled to find the answer for how to dispose of rags with mediums on them. Thank you for mentioning it, very helpful

Ryan, Ryan, Ryan........put the top on the spirts bottle...........I have just accidentally , with the palette, knocked over my spirt bottle, never seen me move so quick as it glug , glug, glugged ....onto the floor.............thanks for your amazing tutorial. I have not come across palette preparation before and I always wondered what was used/ how it was done.......many thanks.... wonderful information , blessings 🙏🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What a wonderful and useful tip!! Nobody has such clear content on this issue on KZfaq except you! Thanks a million. Could you explain the steps/procedure in case we want to tone our wood palette please? Thank you!

i want to know, because i use acrylic paint and i have a wooden palette never cleaned it over the years o.o on and off painting so now, thinking of peeling it cleaning sanding it down. But idk if this will work, so im thinking of maybe pouring over it some type of glass/ plastic coat but im not sure. Im thinking of just adding Resin to it maybe add flowers make it all cute im just not sure if it would work water resistant and for arcrylic paint o.o any thoughts on my idea.

You, my good sir, are an absolute wealth of good-no convoluted or unnecessary- information for beginning painters

I want mine to be glossy shiny I have mixed boiled linseed, min spirits, and a oil based poly gloss coat.. (tried to make “tru oil”) sanded 4x0 steel wool & up to 1200 grit and throw on a coat I’ve done several coats and it’s still not glossy/glassy enough 😐 When it does dry it’s kinda “gummy” and grippy so now I’m just doing a wipe on method with a lint free cloth in between coats etc once there’s enough I’m going to try and rub it out with a car compound. It’s been 3 weeks so far and it’s very slowlyyyyyyy getting there I’m just trying to avoid that gummy finish. So my question is how tf do I get it glossy??? Because the “just linseed & sanding” isn’t working. Tried it..

Would this work with castor oil?

Wow it’s like a work of art in itself. Thanks!

just upgraded from glass to wood pallet. this answers ptetty much all my questions on prep & maintenance. much appreciated!

this was super useful! Thanks for posting! You have really great content. I hope you keep posting!

Thank you for the video. I am seasoning new wooden palette by following your teaching.

Wow, this video helped me out SO much, thank you!

Thanks for making this video. I have an ordinary wooden palette but I did not dare to use it when I did not know how to use it properly. Now I dare to try it because of your video. Really useful video :)

I learned from you from the get go. Thank you.

I appreciate your frugal tips. I've watched Bob Ross videos with fascination off and on since I was a kid. I saw many of the episodes on PBS when they first aired. But Bob never showed anything about palette prep or clean up. I bought a Bob Ross beginner set, and wood palette, a little over a year ago. I got sidetracked onto other hobbies before gathering the rest of the supplies I need. My palette is still in its shrink wrap. I'd been wondering about clean up, and for some reason thought the unused paint on the palette after a painting session would be wasted. I knew the clean left over paints couldn't be put back in the tubes. It never occurred to me that they could be scraped up and stored in small containers for reuse. Your frugal tips, and the beauty of a well sealed wooden palette might get me tack on track.

Happy soul. Great artist.

Thank you very much for this video. Very helpful.