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Old 07-12-2004, 12:18 PM
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Thinning enamels

I heard mineral spirirts are good for thinning enamels. Would this work? What would I use to clean out the airbrush after using enamels in it?
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Old 07-12-2004, 12:20 PM
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Re: Thinning enamels

Go to your hardware store near you

I gol 1 Gallon (4L) Enamel Thinner for 3$. this isn't the most expensive thing you will have to get for airbrush
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Re: Thinning enamels

Why are you using enamels?
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I have to redo my S2000.
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Re: Re: Thinning enamels

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Why are you using enamels?
Well Testor, Humbrol and Model Master are all Enamel !
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Re: Re: Thinning enamels

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Why are you using enamels?
What do you use to paint your car? I like using enamels cause it helps to give a nice shine. When you use others, it's hard to get a really great shine.
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What do you use to paint your car? I like using enamels cause it helps to give a nice shine. When you use others, it's hard to get a really great shine.
Acrylic Urethanes and Acrylic-Lacquers. I hate enamels, the cure time is infinite, they are non durable, etc. Acrylic Urethanes are by far the most durable paint, and are becoming very popular. Acrylic Lacquers have a wide range of products, from primers, to clears, from base, to chameleon.
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