Okay, let's talk about the Australian Floetrol that's got the acrylic pouring community buzzing. I've used both the US and Australian versions, and there's something special about this one when it comes to creating those gorgeous cells in fluid art.

The first thing I noticed was how it transformed my thick acrylics - suddenly my paint was flowing like liquid silk off the palette knife. No more frustrating brush drag or those annoying lap marks that used to ruin my gradients. It's like giving your paint a shot of espresso - suddenly it's awake and moving!

But here's the real magic: the cells. Oh my gosh, the cells! When I mixed this with my paints and did a dirty pour, the organic cell formations were next-level compared to other mediums I've tried. It's like the paint knows exactly how to separate and create these beautiful, natural-looking patterns.

Now for the not-so-great parts. That price tag? Ouch. And when my bottle arrived smashed in a flimsy envelope (losing about $10 worth of product), I nearly cried. Also, be warned - there's a learning curve. My first few attempts looked like a toddler's finger painting until I got the ratios right.

Would I buy it again? For special pieces where I want guaranteed cell action, absolutely. For everyday practice? Maybe not - my wallet needs recovery time between bottles.