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Tamiya:testors, lol

I have never use tamiya paint, cuz no one sells it around here . How much better is it that testors, is it by a long shot, please tell so i can decide if i want to spend lots o money on buying all tamiya paint.
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green guy= testors
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You want to spend lots of money buying Tamiya paint.......
You won't know until you try it, I prefer Tamiya paint myself, but if you are in America and prefer enamels, for most part you are stuck with Testors.
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Oh and does HLJ sell tamiya paints in the bottle, and acryl. thinner, stuff like that? I cant find it.
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www.tamiyausa.com

search for a dealer near you. I had to drive an hour to find a LITTLE shop that sold tamiya sprays.


You can also spruce up your enamel spray skills with testors. Yes, they are harder to work with, but can be equally pleasing as synthetic lacquers.
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www.tamiyausa.com

search for a dealer near you. I had to drive an hour to find a LITTLE shop that sold tamiya sprays.


You can also spruce up your enamel spray skills with testors. Yes, they are harder to work with, but can be equally pleasing as synthetic lacquers.
No, No, No, i dont mean spray paint, i use Dupont automotive paint from work in my airbrush for that. I'm talking about brush on paints. No hobby shops around me sell tamiya brush on paints!
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IMO you'd be better off getting Testors enamels to brush paint with, works a lot better. Only problem would be matching the Tamiya paint colors to Testors.
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Testor vs Tamiya in small bottle (for detail) dont give much.

Testor vs Tamiya for Spray paint: Tamiya ALL THE WAY !
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I have used Testors for along time, but the first time I tried Tamiya paints for brushing I decided to slowly replace my testors paints with Tamiya's. I still prefer some testor spray paints over tamiya's, but all my base paints from now on will be tamiya.
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testors 'chrome' rulez! but it takes a hour to remove all the package matiraial
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testors 'chrome' rulez! but it takes a hour to remove all the package matiraial
Silver, Gold and metalic color are better from Testor (for handbrushing)

My handbrushing bottles are about 40 Testor, 6 Tamiya.
But spraypaint, I don't tutch Testor anymore beside the clear coat.
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I have used Testors for along time, but the first time I tried Tamiya paints for brushing I decided to slowly replace my testors paints with Tamiya's.
Same here!
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