Mr. Color Paints and Thinner
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Steve
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Mr. Color Paints and Thinner
What is the best " commercial" thinner for these paints? It is not water.
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JCRAY
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Re: Mr. Color Paints and Thinner
I bought some Mr Color Thinner but they didn't have the color I wanted so I don't have the paint yet. That seems funny to me!
So I ordered some paint from Sprue Brothers can't wait to see how they spray.
John
So I ordered some paint from Sprue Brothers can't wait to see how they spray.
John
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mikasa
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Re: Mr. Color Paints and Thinner
Mr Levelling Thinner is amazing. I use it with Tamiya paints also.
If you're looking for something you can buy at the hardware store, I'd try two things *maybe*:
91% alcohol
lacquer thinner
If you're looking for something you can buy at the hardware store, I'd try two things *maybe*:
91% alcohol
lacquer thinner
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reigels
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Re: Mr. Color Paints and Thinner
+1 for Mr Levelling Thinner. Great stuff for enamels, lacquers and some acrylics.
It's my go to for just about everything aside from cleanup. I keep a small jar of hardware store lacquer thinner for brush and airbrush cleaning. Using paint thinners for weathering applications and washes, but not much else at this point.
It's my go to for just about everything aside from cleanup. I keep a small jar of hardware store lacquer thinner for brush and airbrush cleaning. Using paint thinners for weathering applications and washes, but not much else at this point.
-- Scott