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shadow2462
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First off let me say im sorry for being AWOL but life happens!
Now on to the reason for this rambling.... I see a lot of folks on here having issues with the color white both beginners and experienced alike and justifiably so. I also see where some switch brands as a remedy. I use "Wicked Detail" line made by Createx, but have used others as well with basically same issues. I was messing around the other day trying to get back into practice and of course my white was being a bear, so while we were gutting our kitchen we found a pack of the paper type filters for drip coffee and figured i would see if they would be of use for painting. So, after cutting some pieces to use i strained the paint more and OMG what a difference.
It was a bit of a chore to use pre-thinned but if you thin first then strain prior to use on airbrush cup/bottle it works very well. So i thought i'd share this info and maybe be of some help to anyone who might try it.
Now on to the reason for this rambling.... I see a lot of folks on here having issues with the color white both beginners and experienced alike and justifiably so. I also see where some switch brands as a remedy. I use "Wicked Detail" line made by Createx, but have used others as well with basically same issues. I was messing around the other day trying to get back into practice and of course my white was being a bear, so while we were gutting our kitchen we found a pack of the paper type filters for drip coffee and figured i would see if they would be of use for painting. So, after cutting some pieces to use i strained the paint more and OMG what a difference.
It was a bit of a chore to use pre-thinned but if you thin first then strain prior to use on airbrush cup/bottle it works very well. So i thought i'd share this info and maybe be of some help to anyone who might try it.