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  • rtfoe
    SMF Supporters
    • Apr 2018
    • 9065

    #16
    Originally posted by Jakko
    I had kind of figured that out over 35 years or so of building models :smiling3: In this case, though, it feels to me like there should be a way to actually measure how thick your paint is, but unfortunately the only ways there seem to be, either involve wasting a lot more paint than you’re going to use (per the video I posted above, which probably works fine if you’re spraying a real car or something) or require expensive lab equipment.
    Hi Jakko, you have a point there. Well, always be prepared to waste a lot of paint when airbrushing. You can't pour the left over mixed paint back into the paint pot. The only paint I know that takes mixed paint back into their pots is Gunze lacquer if you've mixed with Gunze thinners. The others just react and turns them into muck.

    Cheers,
    Richard

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