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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between wet Tans and dry Tans?

  Hides that are dry tanned undergo the same tanning process as wet tans, however, these hides go an extra step with tanning solutions to help them tumble garment dry. For mounting purposes, dry tanned hides must be rehydrated. (see Re-Hydrating Instructions below)

• What is the difference between dry and wet laboratory design?

  Dry and wet laboratory design differ as a result of the experiments conducted within each. Naturally, a dry lab errs on the side of being free of liquids, chemicals, and other substances. As such, designing for a dry lab is less constrained by rigorous safety regulations and policies.

• Why choose petpeterson wet and dry sump oil pumps?

  Peterson wet and dry sump oil pumps are used around the world in all types of motorsport. They feature a unique 4 lobe design that we developed over two years and tested both in house and on the track to create the best oil pump available today.

• What is wet-on-wet painting?

  Painting wet-on-wet is applying fresh (wet) paint onto a wet surface or onto paint that is still wet rather than onto paint that has dried. The result is colors that blend into one another and mix in the painting. Wet-on-wet is a direct painting technique that can be used with all wet paint mediums: watercolor, gouache, acrylic, and oil paints.

• Can acrylics be painted wet-on-wet?

  Acrylics can be painted wet-on-wet like both watercolors and oils, depending on your preference. You can wet the paper first and use acrylics thinly, painting them onto the wet paper like watercolors and using the same techniques as you would for watercolor, or you can use them thickly as you would oil paint.