Thinning Tamiya Acrylic Paint With Alcohol at Layla Nankervis blog

Thinning Tamiya Acrylic Paint With Alcohol. I have had great results thinning tamiya paints with 70% ethyl alcohol and haven't experimented enough with other thinners. It’s a very forgiving paint, and happily works with a wide range of thinners, ratios, and air pressures. Don't even waste your time or money on tamiya's thinners or retarders for airbrushing their acrylic paint. Anything containing alcohol is a better thinner, especially for airbrushing. Acrylics that brush well and can be thinned with water on a primed surface. I've had really great results using alcohol as an acrylic thinner for paints from tamiya, gunze sangyo (aqueous/mr.hobby), vallejo, italeri, and. If you use iso (or tamiya's own acrylic thinner) you can take it up to about three parts thinner to one part paint and then much. I’ve always appreciated that about tamiya’s range of “acrylic” paints. Just get a bottle of 91% isopropyl alcohol and thin your tamiya. Tamiya acrylics are alcohol based, but water soluble. Thinning tamiya paints for airbrushing is actually very simple.

Just get a bottle of 91% isopropyl alcohol and thin your tamiya. It’s a very forgiving paint, and happily works with a wide range of thinners, ratios, and air pressures. Thinning tamiya paints for airbrushing is actually very simple. Acrylics that brush well and can be thinned with water on a primed surface. I have had great results thinning tamiya paints with 70% ethyl alcohol and haven't experimented enough with other thinners. Don't even waste your time or money on tamiya's thinners or retarders for airbrushing their acrylic paint. I’ve always appreciated that about tamiya’s range of “acrylic” paints. If you use iso (or tamiya's own acrylic thinner) you can take it up to about three parts thinner to one part paint and then much. Tamiya acrylics are alcohol based, but water soluble. Anything containing alcohol is a better thinner, especially for airbrushing.

Tamiya 81507 Acrylic Paint X7 10 ml Bottle

Thinning Tamiya Acrylic Paint With Alcohol Don't even waste your time or money on tamiya's thinners or retarders for airbrushing their acrylic paint. Don't even waste your time or money on tamiya's thinners or retarders for airbrushing their acrylic paint. Anything containing alcohol is a better thinner, especially for airbrushing. Tamiya acrylics are alcohol based, but water soluble. If you use iso (or tamiya's own acrylic thinner) you can take it up to about three parts thinner to one part paint and then much. I've had really great results using alcohol as an acrylic thinner for paints from tamiya, gunze sangyo (aqueous/mr.hobby), vallejo, italeri, and. Just get a bottle of 91% isopropyl alcohol and thin your tamiya. Acrylics that brush well and can be thinned with water on a primed surface. It’s a very forgiving paint, and happily works with a wide range of thinners, ratios, and air pressures. I have had great results thinning tamiya paints with 70% ethyl alcohol and haven't experimented enough with other thinners. Thinning tamiya paints for airbrushing is actually very simple. I’ve always appreciated that about tamiya’s range of “acrylic” paints.