Introducing Basics, paint thinning

[@JeffDonahueScaleModeling]

Hi Jason, Nice tutorial. So many things effect the paint that it is impossible to just go by a simple ratio. Temperature, humidity, nozzle size all play a role in how well a paint brushes or sprays. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff

[@roncalverley]

12:03 Getting the *viscosity* right! Good tutorial again Jason. Thanks you! 👍

[@iannicholls7476]

A useful reminder. Thanks.

[@gene5572]

Jason, I use empty toilet paper roll, to spin all the paint off on my electric paint stirrer( around the paint bottle)

[@goforitpainting]

Cool 👍

[@ronaldbyrne3320]

Thank you for sharing. I started airbrushing with a Badger that had a paint bottle on the bottom so I mixed paint and thinner in the bottle and checked the consistency by looking at how the paint ran down the bottle sides. Similar to your method, I think.

[@giorgoschrysochoos8874]

Cracking the Vallejo code!

[@ljscalemodels526]

Hey Jason great video, I’m having a lot of issues at the moment- no moisture in the air in the Middle East, cheers Liam

[@ModelkitStuff]

our heat wave is messing with my drying times, modellers are like farmers, weathers never right

[@ljscalemodels526]

@@ModelkitStuff ha ha brilliant

[@davidrobinson4118]

Hi Jason, at 7:46 you said put a little thinner in but that looked like the flow improver that you used, just sayin'.

[@ModelkitStuff]

Flow improver, water, thinner they all dilute the paint making it thinner

[@davidrobinson4118]

@@ModelkitStuff Cheers Jason, take care mate.

[@jaws666]

Thats a great tip about the tamiya paint...never even thought of doing it that way.👍👍👍