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Old 10-15-2003, 05:54 AM
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Tamiya Thinner

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I need to know in what situations can I use the thinner.
What is it purpose? Specially when mixing with colors?

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Thinner is generally used when airbrushing.
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Re: Tamiya Thinner

Thinner is used when paint is too thick, and you want it to flow better to reduce the brush stroke, or simply spray with an airbrush. Sometimes, old paint gets too thick, sometimes paint is made thick from new. It depends.
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You use thinner when you superglue yourself... to uhm... yourself.
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