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question about paint
Hi, I was wondering if I thin finishers paint 91% isopropyl will it become flat because I read that people thinning there tamiya gloss paint spray and it becomes flat.
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Re: question about paint
I have used Finisher's paint many times.I am not 100% certain but I don't think thinning with isopropyl alcohol will work.The Finishers is not really an acrylic paint in the same guise as the Tamiya stuff.It is more a lacquer based type paint.The best thinner to use is Finishers own pure thinner available separately or if you can't get that use any regular lacquer thinner which I have used before and it works very nicely.If you use either of these to thin the paint you won't get any problems of it going matt.Also if you thin the Tamiya paint with the correct Tamiya thinner it will stay gloss as well.
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Re: question about paint
Thank you very much. I can't get a hold of finishers thinner since i would have to order it from japan. One more question, I can use the thinner that came with my auto clear right?
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Re: question about paint
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Re: question about paint
Tamiya TS-Series (rattle can) paints are synthetic lacquer. They dry more slowly than real lacquer, but otherwise are about the same. Even thinned 1-1 with hardware store lacquer thinner, they retain their gloss if they're either sprayed wet or polished out.
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