imo, most of the popular paints for airbrushes are made there *US ,it still can be considered cheap(*not really for my wallet atm [emoji23]), for me its more likely the purchase availability and product variations, i get so interested to try the Trident paints, but i cant find any source to buy it here, and as for the createx, the seller either from online shop or local retailers that provide createx product doesnt have ex: auto air, candy, 4030.
I wouldn't have been disappointed at full price, Actually impressed even at full price. though I wasn't in the market for metallics at the time.
yeap, for me it just worth it for the pack series and as it was my first experience with this brand it was impressive, and i am really agreed with some people that stated the varnish included seem like not to going well with wicked. had it happened to me once, and too lazy to look for the solutions [emoji23]
what brand it was? if im not mistaken, i saw various type off kinda "starter pack" if im not mistaken thats what they call it by jaquard not only metallics. i personally like this brand, figured out that for this metallic kind works great with larger noozle size..
I don't imagine there is much of a solution since all of jacquards paints are heat set. It was fine if I varnished with liquitex first, but then whats the point in using the jacquard varnish after.
Haha[emoji23], so i would just let it sat in my storage for as long as it probably still useless for me, btw i am having a hard time of rinsing the ab or cleaning after shooting some of the varnish, it was my first varnish anyway.
you almost got me surprised and thinking that another new thing for today by saying that varnish related to fabric hahaha. . well by the instruction on the bottle label, no fabric was mentioned, totally go with you, mostly act like solvent type of clear.
imo, most of the popular paints for airbrushes are made there *US ,it still can be considered cheap(*not really for my wallet atm [emoji23]), for me its more likely the purchase availability and product variations, i get so interested to try the Trident paints, but i cant find any source to buy it here, and as for the createx, the seller either from online shop or local retailers that provide createx product doesnt have ex: auto air, candy, 4030.[/QUOTE
Evil Bay has a few sellers flogging Trident paints, but you want to hear something funny,,, the darn stuff is made in Australia don't worry I am getting splinters in my fingers thinking about it.:sour:
makes me wonder what is the main factor that leads the paint to hit the market with such expensive, as ex for trident manufactured in Aus still yet not that really affordable for everybody, anyway im not really get my hands on solvent base paint, so that i cant state how much is the price here. but i would be agreed with you as for Ab paints, it was such a pain in the **s to purchase. as for now, for me i just can wish that someday i can own and shoot those fantastic lines in createx line. [emoji16]
I dont know if it holds true for airbrush paint but in others I know theres really only a few companies that make the pigments and binders, so maybe even the stuff made there is still dependent on ingredients from here? Idk just a guess.
i cant seem to argue with that, it still makes sense. there should be a few things that still chained to dependencies for the manufacturing process, as for me it might be more to "finer attomization" type of paint. [emoji16]
Thats true, I would imagine it might be more expensive to set up a milling process that can break it down that fine. Instead of just importing it.
Sometimes things industrial sectors is beyond the consumer can guess, while from my pov, we as a consumer would see makin it, build it to reduce the waste and maximizing the profit, but suit from you word.
