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Touch up paint through airbrush?
can it be done.. the touch up paint is custom mix touch up paint for a 1:1 pearl white Stealth.... can it be sprayed though an airbrush... i tried thinning it out with turpentine and there was no luck... anything else i can use???
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I'd use lacquer thinner. Automotive lacquer thinner. I wouldn't be surprised if lacquer thinner was turpentine, but I'd get thinner from either the dealer that you got the paint from or an auto shop. I've done it, and used a generic lacquer thinner. It worked alright, but could have been better.
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Or you can also try automotive paint reducer.
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Try lacquer thinner. Should work fine. I have some Dupont 'enamel' reducer that I also use with 'hot' paints.
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