HomeI recently discovered that thinner used in two pack hardener paints is much more mild and smooth for spraying and it has less chance of affecting undercoats and plastic
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Which thinner?
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David- Silver
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you ask for a two pack thinner or simply thinner for paint that is mixed with hardener
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or a brand....
I'm assuming you refer to lacquer based....
Dottore
I'm assuming you refer to lacquer based....
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Probably it is good for those still using enemels, but for those who changed to acrylics, especially those using Tamiya [which are not purely acrylics by the way] I recommend using Tamiya Laquer Thinner, 80% to 20% paint ... much better then ISO prop.
NB - that the downside is the drying time which is longer ... but depends what one is working on, as it can be a benefit as well ...
Ivan
NB - that the downside is the drying time which is longer ... but depends what one is working on, as it can be a benefit as well ...
Ivan
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