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cstitz
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Hey folks,
Very new to airbrushing. I am painting a large model rocket and it is taking forever! I have a nice primer coat down and am working on solid blue base coat with acrylic color shifting paint. In order to get good performance out of my airbrush I need to mix the paint at a 1:1 ratio with reducer. I think I am on coat 8 or so and can see I have many many more coats to go before i get a nice solid blue color.
I understand an airbrush is not the ideal tool for what I am trying to do, is there anything I can do to get a thicker coat? I put one coat on before work and one after work and can still see the grey primer peeking through and darker blue spots where extra paint was applied.
ops:
Thanks!
Very new to airbrushing. I am painting a large model rocket and it is taking forever! I have a nice primer coat down and am working on solid blue base coat with acrylic color shifting paint. In order to get good performance out of my airbrush I need to mix the paint at a 1:1 ratio with reducer. I think I am on coat 8 or so and can see I have many many more coats to go before i get a nice solid blue color.
I understand an airbrush is not the ideal tool for what I am trying to do, is there anything I can do to get a thicker coat? I put one coat on before work and one after work and can still see the grey primer peeking through and darker blue spots where extra paint was applied.
ops:
Thanks!