do you need thinner to airbrush these paints
1736119
In most cases, it is always good to have thinner. You can get the small bottle 1/4 oz, but I likre to buy the big bottle 1 3/4oz. The only time you need to use thinner is for cleaning your airbrush (if using testors enamel paints) or cleaning paint brushes. If you are using acrylic paints you can still use thinner, but I use an oderless airbrush cleaner my medea. Sometimes when using a gloss enamel color, the paint is to thick to for the airbrush, so I will thin it down by using thinner. Hope that answers your question.
2234307
They are pre thinned so you will need to apply more coats than you would with gw paints. These are for a more skilled, and patient painter if youre going to be using them for brushing. They are high quality though and I've never had any complaints
526435
Absolutely! This airbrush is by far my favorite. If you're going to buy this amazing airbrush just make sure you also purchase a good compressor. I would also advise watching some videos on YouTube to really get the theory and techniques down. It takes significant time and practice, like any other kind of painting.
1908533
Good question regular cosmetics may lead to clogging "airbrush" makeup is thinner/lighter than regular cosmetics with high pigment for coverage. If you reduce regular make-up you will lose pigment so you could if you wanted but may not have the best results
1593182
This is a very light varnish, used primarily to protect acrylic paintings. I found it very satisfactory for this use. I don't see why it wouldn't work under the acrylic airbrushing (or over it for that matter).
1326881
Airbrush only. This is very thin coloring and wouldn't work well. It isn't as concentrated as the gels are and to get enough color you'll end up diluting your frosting or fondant. You'll want to use the AmeriColor gels.
37150
You only need to dilute your paint if it is really thick and this sprayer comes with a tool to help you to know when the paint is right by just putting some paint thru and count the seconds it takes to empty the little cup, and no you will not have to paint more coats if you do thin it and you will use ;ess paint by using the sprayer, hope this helps answer your questions
648796
According to the instructions u can use a paint spray but I know that I didn't use a spray. I did the old fashion paint roller and the layers of paint was the same as if the additives wasn't in the paint
709654
looking at the picture of the paashe h I'd say yes. I put different colors in 10 bottles and only use it maybe once a week Just shake it up or stir it before use and to help keep my air gun clean between paints I use thinner to make sure all paint is gone, you can use water but I found paint stayed behind sometimes.
1511079
there is a paint thinner by createx or depending on what you want to use it for.. clear windex works good for me.. ( I use this for spray painting finger nail designs)
37152
Diluting is a personal choice. Thin coats will mean more coats, it's going to depend on what your painting. If you were using a brush or roller you would end up using 2x the amount of paint than a sprayer. So just experiment on something similar too see how thin you can go. Hope that helps.
1127839
Yes, But you have to use Thinner with the Oil paint for it to spray properly
2191074
I read instructions on the can, nothing mention about using brush to paintI was used with air sprayer .This liquid very thin ( like.... water, solvent)
961810
Yes, if you're adding them to a medium. They're very beautiful to work with. I've blended some in my acrylic paints for varying effects!
2269473
Any type of paint or ink! I have a colleague who builds model ships and uses thinned house paint on his hulls! Here's the caveat: the paint must be mixed rather thin (think skim milk) and can't contain coarse pigment. How coarse? Get a few fine strainer funnels from a model tools supplier. If the paint passes easily through the finest mesh funnel it's OK to apply through an airbrush nozzle. Clean-up is a MUST, and acrylics are far easier to clean up. Water and mild detergent or Windex works for almost any routine clean-up job. The seals in your Master airbrush will not react negatively to a mineral spirits solvent but I wouldn't press my luck. This is an inexpensive set (I bought one for my granddaughter) that will work well for you but don't abuse it by leaving volatile spirits in the brush for prolonged peruiods. Good luck!
1130385
I would suggest using a water soluble product and wash the brush with hot/warm soapy water to clean it afterwards. I threw away my directions, so don't remember what it suggested nor it it warned against using oil based products. I don't use products that need paint thinner to clean them off the bristles. Sorry I couldn't be more help...
124739
You can use a latex thinner to spray latex paint but follow those instructions closely.