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Pardon the corrections but I'm a bit of a stickler . If your white is chalky then that is a blow quality paint and should never be used. The chalkiness is caused by fillers such as kaolin and chalk. The chalkiness comes from chalk. Chalk is an opacifier and white isn't exactly an opaque pigment. White paint does not use pigments that are more difficult to break down at all as pigments do not break down at all, dyes are the ones that break down. I would highly recommend looking at either golden highflow titanium white or holbein ink super opaque white. If you require matte white then golden soflat or turner acrylic gouache and if those arent available liquitex acrylic gouache. Professional grade whites really show the flaws in hobby paints since hobby paints are based off the BASF recipe for interior decoration paint(house paint) But in anycase using brown over black is a brilliant suggestion and it works for all colors as it gives a similar effect to black but is much easier to paint over.

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