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Model Forum / General / Models / March 2006Model Master Acryl
Hi all - I'm painting a German Luftwaffe fighter using Model Master in my sprayer and was wondering, what is the composition of their thyinner? Is it the same as the PolyScale? It doesn't smell like alcohol, or mineral spirits, for that matter. What is it? I've gotten some great finishes with this, but the local Hobbytown is charging an-arm-and-a leg for a bottle, if I can get it elsewhere cheaper, I'm all for that! Thanx! >Hi all - I'm painting a German Luftwaffe fighter using Model Master in >my sprayer and was wondering, what is the composition of their [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >cheaper, I'm all for that! >Thanx! i use generic laquer thinner with the mm enamels. >Hi all - I'm painting a German Luftwaffe fighter using Model Master in >my sprayer and was wondering, what is the composition of their [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >cheaper, I'm all for that! >Thanx! oops, i just saw acrylic...don't use them but 90% alky should work fine. MM says that "thinning isnt necessary for most application" .....dont believe it.... I jammed up my ab BIGGGG time. I have had the same problem finding an inexpensive thinner for Tamiya acryls. Is there an inexpensive alternative? >>Hi all - I'm painting a German Luftwaffe fighter using Model Master in >>my sprayer and was wondering, what is the composition of their [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > oops, i just saw acrylic...don't use them but 90% alky > should work fine. > MM says that "thinning isnt necessary for most application" .....dont > believe it.... I jammed up my ab BIGGGG time. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> oops, i just saw acrylic...don't use them but 90% alky should work >> fine. Windex or windshield washer fluid. It has a surfacant to make it flow nicely. And the blue dye doesn't show up. > MM says that "thinning isnt necessary for most application" .....dont > believe it.... I jammed up my ab BIGGGG time. > I have had the same problem finding an inexpensive thinner for Tamiya > acryls. Is there an inexpensive alternative? Alcohol or windshield washer fluid. > Hi all - I'm painting a German Luftwaffe fighter using Model Master in > my sprayer and was wondering, what is the composition of their [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > cheaper, I'm all for that! > Thanx! The Acryl tinner works best and is cheap enough to use as it's meant to be used, by drops. It is mostly ethylene glycol. |
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