question on paint
- Thread starter rochie
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Mate. 
Catch22
Major
Wildcat, how the heck do you get your bushing to be so, wonderful? From th pictures it looks like they were airbrushed!
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
With you on that one Catch
Maestro
Master Sergeant
On my side I don't thin my paint neither. Back in the day I used Humbrol also, as well as some Model Master but I got rid of them after some... erhm... brush desasters.
I now use Tamiya paint which is "easier on the brush"... And in my part of the world, it is almost as expensive to buy Humbrol stuff as it is to buy Tamiya stuff.
I now use Tamiya paint which is "easier on the brush"... And in my part of the world, it is almost as expensive to buy Humbrol stuff as it is to buy Tamiya stuff.
You're gonna have to wait a week or probably two for a reply he has gone to Queensland to visit his Parents...
Heinz
Captain
yup Wayne is correct 
I have my moments......
Jgonzalez
Airman 1st Class
Totaly agree with Ivan. Not every paint may have the same thinning needs, even within the same brand. Some colors may need more thinning than others, for example, glossy colors and silky colors usually need more thinning. I found the best way for brush painting is to soak the brush in thinner and then inmediately soak it in the paint and test in a scrap paper, if to thin, then I'll soak it again in paint, and again until I find the best density. There is no really a science on that.
