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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Who is wet technologies?

  With 20 years of experience in forward-thinking development, Wet Technologies is your most knowledgeable and capable resource for Wet Blasting technology. What is Wet Blasting? Think dry blasting, or sand blasting, only better.

• Who is wet willies?

  Specializing in and dedicated to bringing you the world’s greatest daiquiris. Since opening in 1990, we have served guests and provided internet retail sales to customers from all 50 states and numerous foreign countries. Wet Willies began in 1988 by a small group of friends.

• What happens if your basement gets wet?

  A wet basement not only prevents you from enjoying additional space in your house but also can turn your basement into a giant petri dish perfect for growing unhealthy molds and fungi. Installing a basement drainage system is filthy, backbreaking work, but it’s not complicated.

• 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.