How to Blend With Decos Paint Markers
Decos paint markers are easy-to-use, permanent markers that use paint instead of ink. They are a great choice for projects because you can apply them to any surface and know that the paint won't chip, flake, or be ruined by weather. Blending the paint markers together can seem like a difficult task initially, but all you have to do is choose two colors that have similar tones and work carefully to merge them together.
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Instructions
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Apply the first color you'd like of Decos paint marker to your preferred surface. Along the edge where you wish to blend the other color, stop a bit short so that the new color has extra room for its gradual appearance before it takes over.
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Add the other color of paint you'd like while the first color is still wet. Use the tip of the marker to mix the wet paints together, tapping it along the edge to soften the line until the colors melt together. If you are painting on a paper or canvas surface, you can use a small sponge-tipped applicator that has been dampened with water to pat the colors together.
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Continue to add in the new color until there is no evidence of the first color. The paint should look as though it starts as one color and gradually fades into another, not two colors sitting side by side.
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