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Best Rc Paint Thinner. Model master acrylics can, indeed, be thinned with water, but, for quicker drying times, i would recommend a water/rubbing. I do have modlemaster thinner and tamiya laquer thinner. Acryl is water based so you can thin it with water as you could with parma's. Will either of those work? This video examines the wide varieties of thinners that i’ve found work well with tamiya paints, as well as a few that aren’t recommended. So if you try this be sure to go to an autobody paint store and ask for the good acrylic lacquer thinner. It's portable and pushes 100+ psi. I’ve got a single ak real model jar of paint but no ak thinner. As long as you’re using a thinner that comes reasonably close to being compatible, and thin the paint to something less than potato soup, it will happily spray all day. So i put about 6 drops of glycerin to 5 ml of thinner and it works perfectly for brush. I personally prefer to use pactra racing finish. The higher psi is useful if you're doing glitter, or thicker acrylics like faskolor and faskoat, which i use as an.

This video examines the wide varieties of thinners that i’ve found work well with tamiya paints, as well as a few that aren’t recommended. I personally prefer to use pactra racing finish. As long as you’re using a thinner that comes reasonably close to being compatible, and thin the paint to something less than potato soup, it will happily spray all day. I do have modlemaster thinner and tamiya laquer thinner. So i put about 6 drops of glycerin to 5 ml of thinner and it works perfectly for brush. Model master acrylics can, indeed, be thinned with water, but, for quicker drying times, i would recommend a water/rubbing. Will either of those work? Acryl is water based so you can thin it with water as you could with parma's. It's portable and pushes 100+ psi. The higher psi is useful if you're doing glitter, or thicker acrylics like faskolor and faskoat, which i use as an.

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Best Rc Paint Thinner Acryl is water based so you can thin it with water as you could with parma's. So if you try this be sure to go to an autobody paint store and ask for the good acrylic lacquer thinner. As long as you’re using a thinner that comes reasonably close to being compatible, and thin the paint to something less than potato soup, it will happily spray all day. Acryl is water based so you can thin it with water as you could with parma's. Model master acrylics can, indeed, be thinned with water, but, for quicker drying times, i would recommend a water/rubbing. Will either of those work? I personally prefer to use pactra racing finish. I do have modlemaster thinner and tamiya laquer thinner. It's portable and pushes 100+ psi. I’ve got a single ak real model jar of paint but no ak thinner. The higher psi is useful if you're doing glitter, or thicker acrylics like faskolor and faskoat, which i use as an. This video examines the wide varieties of thinners that i’ve found work well with tamiya paints, as well as a few that aren’t recommended. So i put about 6 drops of glycerin to 5 ml of thinner and it works perfectly for brush.