The Perfect Paint Mix For Beginners

[@Thewrittenwordremain]

It's so hard to find the very basics, thank you for showing them!

[@AirbrushAsylum]

No probs at all, happy you found the video helpful 🙏🏻

[@markgendusa3624]

Thanks man, it's the little things that help.

[@AirbrushAsylum]

No problem!

[@paulhaynes1314]

Nice tip, such a better clearer result Right I need sleep I’ve overdosed on airbrush, paint reviews, prices and tutorial videos I’ve lost track 😂

[@odrtune6981]

Acrylic paint with warm water mix, tooth pick and dip till you get a blood type drip from tooth pick(pre mix bottles heat like a baby bottle)

[@how_to_hallagon1]

Very good video

[@AirbrushAsylum]

Thanks for the visit ☺️

[@codyreynolds6333]

I cant get paint to flow threw my hi line with a .23 needle unless its tamiya model paint acrylics thinned with laquer thinner and evem then createx is garbage tamiya for models is 10% every color it worls great but jas to be a .35 or .5

[@AirbrushAsylum]

To go through finer brushes I would suggest lowering your psi and over thinning your paint, it's harder to control at first but once you find that perfect ratio that works best for you, you will then be able to create ultra fine detail.

[@Legendary_blinks]

I dont have airbrush paint So.what do i do

[@AirbrushAsylum]

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[@waynegeorge7595]

Is it just water you use to mix with the paint

[@Brazpastrop]

Use the recomended reducer,thinner from the paint manufacturer to keep things simples.

[@debrajol3585]

I think each manufacturer has different thinners, although they may be very similar. Probably the same thing that’s in the paints but way thinner .. acrylic binders etc..

[@codyreynolds6333]

Some do but they have glycerol its in soap it breaks up the surface tension but they also put other stuff in them some acrylic paints lile tamiya are solvent based amd work good with x20 a alcohol based or better with lacquer thinner they make it depends

[@AirbrushAsylum]

I would recommend that you use the manufacturer's reducer or thinner, otherwise you may find that water can break down the paint's viscosity and you may have issues with performance and drying, adhesion etc.