This man speaks the truth! I was pretty unimpressed with the results I got spraying TruColor from my Iwata HP-C and HP-C+ Hi-Line until I started cutting it with Mr. Leveling Thinner. I usually spray it on pretty wet and now I get results that look like glass. It's now my favorite paint for gloss. Yes Floquil is sadly discontinued, you can thank the people at RPM/Testors for that. Luckily I have about 300 bottles! Scalecoat is actually a REALLY old model railroad paint line and it's fantastic paint. I have a ton of it on the shelf. Extremely high quality. I really appreciate your videos, they've helped me figure out how to make friends with TruColor and I love seeing all your paint test drives. ❤
Love Mr. Color Leveling Thinner! I use it with Mr. Color, Tamiya Acrylic and Tamiya Lacquer. In fact Tamiya gloss black lacquer cut about 50% with Leveling Thinner is my new favorite undercoat for Alclad II and Super Metallics finishes.
You are the man. I hardly knew anything about airbrushing and you have filled me with so much info I'm grateful. Keep the videos coming and I'll keep watching. Thumbs up
My local hobby shop recommended this as well and I couldn't be happier with it! Managed to grab a couple extra bottles during a 25% off sale last year, too.
Still very new to airbrushing but I'm having a real good time learning. I almost bought rapid thinner today to try out metallics for the first time. Decided to just use the leveling thinner I already have. Glad I did
My only question about fast thinners is whether you risk the thinned paint drying in your airbrush during spraying. That's one of the advantages of using a delaying/self-levelling thinner.
I’m a convert to this thinner, and coming round to solvent paints. Nice to know it works with humbrol enamel which is super easy to get in the UK. Sometimes it can be harder to get hold of mr hobby etc over here.
Love this bottle. It was insanely difficult to get during the pandemic, sold out everywhere when everyone was trapped at home getting into or back into hobbying.
What a game changer to brush paint with this mr color thinner 250 levels brush strokes out n8ce and flat very impress and all thanks to you and ur awsome videos tha I u very much for all you do for this hobby I appreciate it
Thank you! Had no idea it can thin Testors paint! I have both the thinner and the paint, didn't know what to do with Testors bottles I have and looks like I'll have fun now.
You posted a video about bringing back dried paint, A friend gave me a weathering set Polly-s paint. It was in chunks as I took it out of the jar( which still had the safety seat) I just cut it up in little pieces and added it back a little at a time with a 50:50 mix with the product you reviewed. To be honest I did have to use more than 50:50 but now I have paint. Yes I did use it through my airbrush and it came out perfect. Oh I already use the leveling thinner from this video and it does work great! Thanks!
G'day, coming to you from 'Down Under'. I just want to thank you for all the tests & research you do. You answer all the questions I have as I'm just starting Airbrushing. Your knowledge & advice is invaluable. Thank you!!
I'd switched to this about a year or so ago after seeing you use it and I love it. I spray TruColor on locomotives and it comes out so nice with the Mr. Color
Tried Mr Leveling thinner, after seeing you use, it for the first time. Gave all my other thinners away after just using this once. I'm a total convert😀
Oh and I used that mr thinner for testors white gloss brush painting and with tamiya works like a charm thank u again sir for ur time and effort u put into all this😊
hell yea I pick it up every time I come across it!! I have three in stock just because it randomly gets hard to get and I wouldn't be happy without it.
Thanks for this tip on the Leveling thinner. I'm methodically switching over to the Tamiya LP line stocking up on Lacquer thinner. The ratio I use for Tamiya is to add thinner to the bottle up to about where the neck rises up to the thread line, which seems to be ideal. Thanks again for this tip on the Leveling! Using only 1-thinner saves a lot of money and increases storage space! I'm more of a Tamiya user, though I do have some Vallejo, Mr. Color and Alclad II bottle of aluminum, I personally don't see the quality difference between Mr. Color and Tamiya - especially compared with Tamiya's LP series. Thanks!
I use both Tamiya and Mr Color and they’re both great. The only thing that Mr Color has is more colors to choose from than Tamiya. If Tamiya would increase it’s selection then that would be great. What they really need to do is make all of their spray paint colors into the jar paints then I would be sold.
Leveling thinner is great, but I found a cheaper option that works great too, universal acrylic thinner from auto paint store, basically a thinner for 2k primers, 2k clear coats, and auto paints. they come in different "speeds", slower drying one, faster one and a normal. I buy them $5 per liter and for me it works as good as mr.color.
You have seriously beautiful colors there. I'm gonna try this thinner, might be the ticket. I've been using spirits and lacquer thinner from the hardware store.
I have traditionally used lacquer thinner for cleaning my airbrushed because it cleans out everything. I had a bad bottle of Testors enamel dry inside my airbrush -- hard as rock. Lacquer thinner was the only thing that would touch it -- clean as a whistle.
I spray finger nail paint (polish) and have only used the 400 Leveling Thinner even when staying thick metallics I have had no incidents accidents or mishaps ... so far - I do keep dehumidifier running and always check humidity also after painting my car body shells go into dehydrator 110 ° few hours
Is there an advantage to using Mr. Color over Tamiya thinner for spraying Tamiya acrylics? Both are self-levelling and the rule of thumb has always been to use thinners and primers from the same paint line. I love your videos -- I'm always learning something new.
I've been using big box store blue metal gallon container lacquer thinner for my thinning needs for a while. Before that, I used the same brand mineral spirits for Model Masters and Testors thinning. Because of this video / your recommendation, I recently bought Mr. Color Leveling Thinner and Rapid Thinner! Thanks for the tip! A video of cheap lacquer thinner like the big blue can with a leveling agent vs. Mr. Color would be an interesting video! Thanks again!
Consider Splash Paints for auto kits. Tons of car colors, super easy to paint and awesome results. Mr Color is a great paint too and they're very inexpensive. The Vallejo will not give you the results you're looking for. You'll be shocked how easy it is to paint lacquers
Great video thank you for sharing this advice ,I was not certain about the leveling thinner and help here at the hobby store is like pulling teeth when asking a question so thank you once again
Can't wait to see the same video for acrylics. I think that problem in Europe is that most of paints. thinners etc r more expensive because of sending fees or they are not all available. Maybe I am wrong since I use mostly Amazon to order ...
I was literally googling just minutes ago about which thinners to use with mr color gx uv cut & gaia notes ex-10 clear premium!! 😂 I’m assuming they’ll be in similar vein, this is so helpful. I always learn a lot from your videos. Thanks so much!
Thank you for your wealth of resources, so much to watch! Do you have a video about paint types 101? I'm trying to learn about what's the best type of paints to paint gunpla, and I see that there are a bunch of options. For instance water based acrylic, oil based enamel, lacquers etc. I'm looking for a resource to learn what's the best. Also looking for best practices in terms of using various paints on the same model or project. One point of interest is what paints are not to be sprayed over others etc. Do you have any paint kits or packages recommended for beginners?
great vedio ,with great knowledle , i have a little request for you , can you ease review the grex handle for airbrushes that nearly makes any airbrush like the colani .
Gonna check out quantum twilight right now. Thanks for the recommendation. Looking forward to the new airbrush tests. Also if you ever get the opportunity can you review one of those small air compressors without a tank. Like the Iwata Ninja Jet? I have very little room for a larger compressor and something small would be helpful. I don’t see a lot of reviews on them. Thanks and have a good one.
A compressor-fed tank is ideal for smooth airflow and quiet operation but many ar big enough to ride in, so I feel your frustration. Easy access means using your airbrush more.
@@randytaylor1258 it does. I have one of the battery operated airbrushes. It’s nice but I can’t swap brushes. I just purchased the Gaahleri compressor and waiting for it to arrive. Seems like a good size and the price was really good.
Looking forward for a review on DOUBLE T Thinner (aka magic paint stripper) we call it here in the Philippines. One of my best thinner around next to Mr. Color Levelling Thinner. Thanks for this vid. Kudos!
Hey Quick question on Mr Color paints Y'all. New to the product line . My question is when cleaning your air brush after using Mr Color lacquer paints can you use the ol regular cheap lacquer thinner for cleaning everything up ??
@@barbatosrex9473 Nice i will use mlt for my enamels. I have the entire range of model master to. About 10 years old, jars unopened. I really like these.
I brush paint with Mr Leveling Thinner and it works great! People are stunned when I tell them that I brush paint my models. 😊Happy building/modeling/painting!😊
Rex , I have a problem with the Revell paint cans to glass jars I brought some from Amazon and they fry in it then I brought the tami ya jars and started this week to transfer pains any tips I think I ask you before
Another wonderful video! When using Lacquers or nail polish, will it craze the older or newer styrene without using primer? If so, what primers do you have success with?
Ive never had it. Does this form a bubble if you shake it or stay completely flat? I use simple green in straight cheap lacquer thinner. Less than 1/2%. Huge difference, no issues.
Scalecoat has been my absolute favorite paint for over 40 years (I'm primarily a model railroader). When the owner of Weaver Models retired, he sold the rights and formulas to Minuteman Scale Models in Massachusetts. Due to "environmental restrictions", MSM moved to the more business friendly New Hampshire. Regrettably, late last year Shawn became ill and the business has closed. While a lot of stores still have stock, there currently will be no new production. I don't know if Shawn is planning on re-opening the business or selling on the rights. PS: You can tell the old, old stock from the new, old stock by the lid. The older bottles have a metal lid, the newer bottles have a plastic "child-proof" cap.
Seems great! I'll grab a bottle next time I make a run. On a side note, I heard from a buddy that the Born Paint Shadow Primer has been discontinued, but can't find confirmation anywhere. Anyone know what's up with that?
@@barbatosrex9473 Fingers crossed it's just a misunderstanding. That stuff's been doing work for me, and it'd be a shame to need to switch it up again.
How do solvent paints differ from enamels? I used to use mineral spirits to clean up and thin enamels but this doesn't seem to work with Mr. Finisher 1500 Surfacer.
With Adeipticon coming up at the end of the month, any plans of putting together a recommended shopping list? I see some of your favorites are going to be there like Spray Gunner and Badger among others.
These videos have been so massively helpful
This man speaks the truth! I was pretty unimpressed with the results I got spraying TruColor from my Iwata HP-C and HP-C+ Hi-Line until I started cutting it with Mr. Leveling Thinner. I usually spray it on pretty wet and now I get results that look like glass. It's now my favorite paint for gloss.
Yes Floquil is sadly discontinued, you can thank the people at RPM/Testors for that. Luckily I have about 300 bottles!
Scalecoat is actually a REALLY old model railroad paint line and it's fantastic paint. I have a ton of it on the shelf. Extremely high quality.
I really appreciate your videos, they've helped me figure out how to make friends with TruColor and I love seeing all your paint test drives.
❤
Love Mr. Color Leveling Thinner! I use it with Mr. Color, Tamiya Acrylic and Tamiya Lacquer. In fact Tamiya gloss black lacquer cut about 50% with Leveling Thinner is my new favorite undercoat for Alclad II and Super Metallics finishes.
Precisely what I plan. Problem is it’s hard to get - on back order a lot.
I use leveling thinner for pretty much everything I paint with. Love that stuff
You are the man. I hardly knew anything about airbrushing and you have filled me with so much info I'm grateful. Keep the videos coming and I'll keep watching. Thumbs up
My local hobby shop recommended this as well and I couldn't be happier with it! Managed to grab a couple extra bottles during a 25% off sale last year, too.
hands down best reference guides on youTube
Your videos have given me the confidence to commit to painting gunpla for the first time. Thank you for all you do!
True, it really works with almost every acrylic lacquer and enamel paint that I have tried.
Still very new to airbrushing but I'm having a real good time learning. I almost bought rapid thinner today to try out metallics for the first time. Decided to just use the leveling thinner I already have. Glad I did
My only question about fast thinners is whether you risk the thinned paint drying in your airbrush during spraying. That's one of the advantages of using a delaying/self-levelling thinner.
a thinner comparison video would be awesome! thank you for keeping the modeling hobby informed!
Hi guys. I hope all of you are doing well today.
Now I'm interested in a similar video for primers and top coats!
I’m a convert to this thinner, and coming round to solvent paints. Nice to know it works with humbrol enamel which is super easy to get in the UK. Sometimes it can be harder to get hold of mr hobby etc over here.
Truly appreciate everything you demo and show in your how to videos .
I've recently taken to using the Tamiya version of Mr. Color Leveling Thinner..less smell and works just as well for thinning Mr Color paints..
Love this bottle. It was insanely difficult to get during the pandemic, sold out everywhere when everyone was trapped at home getting into or back into hobbying.
I have only use Mr. Color Leveling Thinner, it's amazing.
What a game changer to brush paint with this mr color thinner 250 levels brush strokes out n8ce and flat very impress and all thanks to you and ur awsome videos tha I u very much for all you do for this hobby I appreciate it
Thank you! Had no idea it can thin Testors paint! I have both the thinner and the paint, didn't know what to do with Testors bottles I have and looks like I'll have fun now.
You posted a video about bringing back dried paint, A friend gave me a weathering set Polly-s paint. It was in chunks as I took it out of the jar( which still had the safety seat) I just cut it up in little pieces and added it back a little at a time with a 50:50 mix with the product you reviewed. To be honest I did have to use more than 50:50 but now I have paint. Yes I did use it through my airbrush and it came out perfect. Oh I already use the leveling thinner from this video and it does work great! Thanks!
G'day, coming to you from 'Down Under'. I just want to thank you for all the tests & research you do. You answer all the questions I have as I'm just starting Airbrushing. Your knowledge & advice is invaluable. Thank you!!
I'd switched to this about a year or so ago after seeing you use it and I love it. I spray TruColor on locomotives and it comes out so nice with the Mr. Color
Tried Mr Leveling thinner, after seeing you use, it for the first time. Gave all my other thinners away after just using this once. I'm a total convert😀
Oh and I used that mr thinner for testors white gloss brush painting and with tamiya works like a charm thank u again sir for ur time and effort u put into all this😊
hell yea I pick it up every time I come across it!! I have three in stock just because it randomly gets hard to get and I wouldn't be happy without it.
Thank you for you helping us, by getting through the fluff.
I use the levelling thinner with tamiya acrylic lacquers and they look great
Never would have thought to use this with my model masters enamel. Gonna have to test that.
Thank you for the brief showcase of Gaahleri. I am looking forward to your detailed usage review and hope that they pass your tests.
Yes, magic stuff... Pretty much the only lacquer thinner I use for everything as well.
Great minds think alike
Keep them coming, your videos are top notch!
Been using the Mr thinner for a year or better but learned that it could be used more then what I was using it for thanks 👍
Thanks for this tip on the Leveling thinner. I'm methodically switching over to the Tamiya LP line stocking up on Lacquer thinner. The ratio I use for Tamiya is to add thinner to the bottle up to about where the neck rises up to the thread line, which seems to be ideal. Thanks again for this tip on the Leveling! Using only 1-thinner saves a lot of money and increases storage space! I'm more of a Tamiya user, though I do have some Vallejo, Mr. Color and Alclad II bottle of aluminum, I personally don't see the quality difference between Mr. Color and Tamiya - especially compared with Tamiya's LP series. Thanks!
I use both Tamiya and Mr Color and they’re both great. The only thing that Mr Color has is more colors to choose from than Tamiya. If Tamiya would increase it’s selection then that would be great. What they really need to do is make all of their spray paint colors into the jar paints then I would be sold.
I've been using MCLT with the Ammo Atom paints with good results.
Leveling thinner is great, but I found a cheaper option that works great too, universal acrylic thinner from auto paint store, basically a thinner for 2k primers, 2k clear coats, and auto paints. they come in different "speeds", slower drying one, faster one and a normal. I buy them $5 per liter and for me it works as good as mr.color.
You have seriously beautiful colors there. I'm gonna try this thinner, might be the ticket. I've been using spirits and lacquer thinner from the hardware store.
I have traditionally used lacquer thinner for cleaning my airbrushed because it cleans out everything. I had a bad bottle of Testors enamel dry inside my airbrush -- hard as rock. Lacquer thinner was the only thing that would touch it -- clean as a whistle.
Hardware store lacquer thinner might be too hot for plastic model kits like Gunpla. Hobby thinner would work well.
I enjoy when you share music with us!! dragon force is bad ass!!!!!! great vid thank you!!
I spray finger nail paint (polish) and have only used the 400 Leveling Thinner even when staying thick metallics I have had no incidents accidents or mishaps ... so far - I do keep dehumidifier running and always check humidity also after painting my car body shells go into dehydrator 110 ° few hours
The Rapid Thinner from Mr. Color is great for metallic and effects paints. Dries fast so the mica flakes stay put.
Is there an advantage to using Mr. Color over Tamiya thinner for spraying Tamiya acrylics? Both are self-levelling and the rule of thumb has always been to use thinners and primers from the same paint line.
I love your videos -- I'm always learning something new.
I've been using big box store blue metal gallon container lacquer thinner for my thinning needs for a while. Before that, I used the same brand mineral spirits for Model Masters and Testors thinning. Because of this video / your recommendation, I recently bought Mr. Color Leveling Thinner and Rapid Thinner! Thanks for the tip! A video of cheap lacquer thinner like the big blue can with a leveling agent vs. Mr. Color would be an interesting video! Thanks again!
I also use this product, it is great!
I use it with Tamiya acrylics, and it works great.
Consider Splash Paints for auto kits. Tons of car colors, super easy to paint and awesome results. Mr Color is a great paint too and they're very inexpensive. The Vallejo will not give you the results you're looking for. You'll be shocked how easy it is to paint lacquers
Great stuff! I use it for everything!
Oh yeah, Awesome product
Great video thank you for sharing this advice ,I was not certain about the leveling thinner and help here at the hobby store is like pulling teeth when asking a question so thank you once again
Them airbrush look nice looking forward for the review on them.
They're impressive for sure
I have looked at those Gaahleri brushes and I am very interested in your thoughts and testing.
It works great as a paint stripper for plastic too!
Can't wait to see the same video for acrylics. I think that problem in Europe is that most of paints. thinners etc r more expensive because of sending fees or they are not all available. Maybe I am wrong since I use mostly Amazon to order ...
That's WY local brick & mortar shops are so important.
@@randytaylor1258 We don't have any :/ Small country. We mostly order from Amazon Germany.
The fast its good for matt varnish also.
I was literally googling just minutes ago about which thinners to use with mr color gx uv cut & gaia notes ex-10 clear premium!! 😂 I’m assuming they’ll be in similar vein, this is so helpful. I always learn a lot from your videos. Thanks so much!
Não perco nenhum vídeo matérias pra pintura fantásticos só compro depois de ver vc usando é uma verdadeira aula.
Thank you for your wealth of resources, so much to watch! Do you have a video about paint types 101? I'm trying to learn about what's the best type of paints to paint gunpla, and I see that there are a bunch of options. For instance water based acrylic, oil based enamel, lacquers etc. I'm looking for a resource to learn what's the best. Also looking for best practices in terms of using various paints on the same model or project. One point of interest is what paints are not to be sprayed over others etc. Do you have any paint kits or packages recommended for beginners?
Great Site, thanks. Greatings from germany. 😊
Hello my friend from the US 👋
Great information! Thanks for sharing.
Well good to know, be saving money now
Can’t wait for Gaahleri airbrush review(s). I’m intrigued.
I’m so glad you made this video!!!! Keep doing teaching videos ;) I’m just starting out
Thanks, Great info…newbie here!
You're welcome newbie Phil
So, I looked up those airbrushes. I took a gamble before your review and ordered the pistol grip.
What has been hard to acquire is the rapid thinner. Out of stock or can't afford it that week when it is available. But i do love mr hobby products.
great vedio ,with great knowledle , i have a little request for you , can you ease review the grex handle for airbrushes that nearly makes any airbrush like the colani .
I haven't seen it but i 100% agree i thinn down 2k Automotive clear for my Modelcars with Mr levelling thinner this Shit is great!
Cool video thanks for sharing would like to get the power metal cd
This thinner really is popular, I'm having trouble finding it in stock anywhere.
I'd be very interested in a Mr Rapid vs Mr Leveling test for metallics and clear coats.
I'd love to see your review on the Gaahleri airbrushes, I can't find anything anywhere.
Gonna check out quantum twilight right now. Thanks for the recommendation. Looking forward to the new airbrush tests.
Also if you ever get the opportunity can you review one of those small air compressors without a tank. Like the Iwata Ninja Jet? I have very little room for a larger compressor and something small would be helpful. I don’t see a lot of reviews on them.
Thanks and have a good one.
A compressor-fed tank is ideal for smooth airflow and quiet operation but many ar big enough to ride in, so I feel your frustration.
Easy access means using your airbrush more.
@@randytaylor1258 it does. I have one of the battery operated airbrushes. It’s nice but I can’t swap brushes. I just purchased the Gaahleri compressor and waiting for it to arrive. Seems like a good size and the price was really good.
Looking forward for a review on DOUBLE T Thinner (aka magic paint stripper) we call it here in the Philippines. One of my best thinner around next to Mr. Color Levelling Thinner. Thanks for this vid. Kudos!
Hey Quick question on Mr Color paints Y'all. New to the product line . My question is when cleaning your air brush after using Mr Color lacquer paints can you use the ol regular cheap lacquer thinner for cleaning everything up ??
Absolutely, it's what I use every time. Then I shoot some acetone to finish it off
Just making sure I understand: so Mr. Leveling thinner works both for laquer based and acrylic paints ??
Acrylic Lacquer Paints. Just look for the flame logo, if you see it then you can use it
I didn’t realize it can thin oil-based enamels. How does it compare to using the usual mineral spirits or sansodor?
Great video and i may have missed it in another of your videos. Is there a cheaper alternative to using this to clean out my airbrush between colors?
Отличный обзор, давно интересовал этот вопрос, спасибо, теперь я знаю :) ! Ждем следующий с нетерпением !
Unicorn tears!
Some clever person came up with that nickname for Gunze Leveling Thinner, and I think the name fits.
good stuff keep them coming
I learned a lot
Can the Mr Color leveling thinner mix with acrylic craft paint as well?
Great info!
Excellent thinner.
Can i use it for enamel paint. I don't like revell & humbrol small pakkaged thinners.
Yes, it works great with enamels
@@barbatosrex9473 Nice i will use mlt for my enamels. I have the entire range of model master to. About 10 years old, jars unopened. I really like these.
@@jozuavanlangenhove6586 great paint. Did you see my video where I open a 50 year old jar of Testors and spray it
@@barbatosrex9473 yes i have seen the video. I was very surprised to see 50 year old paint was stil usable. 👍😉
I brush paint with Mr Leveling Thinner and it works great! People are stunned when I tell them that I brush paint my models. 😊Happy building/modeling/painting!😊
😂😂😂 si que sucede eso ...
Hello my friend!
Hello to you too
Rex , I have a problem with the Revell paint cans to glass jars I brought some from Amazon and they fry in it then I brought the tami ya jars and started this week to transfer pains any tips I think I ask you before
love me some power metal! and also the leveling thinner!
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Another wonderful video! When using Lacquers or nail polish, will it craze the older or newer styrene without using primer? If so, what primers do you have success with?
Barbatos Rex has used lacquers on bare polystyrene and Lincoln Wright has as well. It works well if that is what youre asking
@huge galaxy brain It is what I'm asking and I also should have mentioned if that's also true on the old styrene kits going back 30 years
@@deputy3690 i dont know, perhaps testing on a runner could work.
I’ve been wondering if you would do a Mr Rapid Thinner test and comparison to the Mr Leveling Thinner? I hope to see that.😊
Would leveling thinner work with green stuff world paints?
Another great video as always!
Where can I get this online without going broke doing it?
Ive never had it. Does this form a bubble if you shake it or stay completely flat? I use simple green in straight cheap lacquer thinner. Less than 1/2%. Huge difference, no issues.
Great videos once again! I hope you do a review on ak dual exa line of paints!
Scalecoat has been my absolute favorite paint for over 40 years (I'm primarily a model railroader). When the owner of Weaver Models retired, he sold the rights and formulas to Minuteman Scale Models in Massachusetts. Due to "environmental restrictions", MSM moved to the more business friendly New Hampshire. Regrettably, late last year Shawn became ill and the business has closed. While a lot of stores still have stock, there currently will be no new production. I don't know if Shawn is planning on re-opening the business or selling on the rights.
PS: You can tell the old, old stock from the new, old stock by the lid. The older bottles have a metal lid, the newer bottles have a plastic "child-proof" cap.
Where do you get Floquil enamels. They are my favourite paints but they've been gone from Canada for many years.
I have a few older hobby shops near me and they still have some in stock
Seems great! I'll grab a bottle next time I make a run. On a side note, I heard from a buddy that the Born Paint Shadow Primer has been discontinued, but can't find confirmation anywhere. Anyone know what's up with that?
I just got mine. That would be awful as it was just made available here in the US
@@barbatosrex9473 Fingers crossed it's just a misunderstanding. That stuff's been doing work for me, and it'd be a shame to need to switch it up again.
How do solvent paints differ from enamels? I used to use mineral spirits to clean up and thin enamels but this doesn't seem to work with Mr. Finisher 1500 Surfacer.
Spirits will only work with enamels, whereas lacquer thinner will work with both
@@barbatosrex9473 Thanks, I had no idea!
With Adeipticon coming up at the end of the month, any plans of putting together a recommended shopping list? I see some of your favorites are going to be there like Spray Gunner and Badger among others.
Hey Rob, was wondering from this video if you would recommend using leveling thinner with gaia enamels, and if you ever have tried them.
I recently got a batch of them in. The leaving thinner works great with them