ok, I think you get the picture with the compressor it will do the job as long as youre not blasting paint in large quantities for long periods of time
side tracking slightly, you mentioned you had bought the Createx Wicked primary set, which is good, you have a small bottle of reducer - tick
when you are almost out of the reducer look at getting a larger bottle, you can go through two or three times (or more) reducer than paint, plus it works out cheaper buying the larger bottles and you can always decant it into the smaller bottle for convenience at your desk. Also look at getting some transparent base, think of it as pigmentless paint, it has the same viscosity but no colour so you can make colours more transparent. When using the reducer just remember to count the trans base as paint. (so if you would normally do a 1:1 paint reduction you could do 1 paint, 1 trans and 2 reducer) It may sound confusing but its not.
adding trans-base to any of your colours will give you another range of effects without worrying about the paint being so thin that it spiders.
I'm not sure what the shipping costs are from the US or Canada to Alaska but if you havent already found @Maple Art in Canada then it may be worth a look. Donna is always happy to advise on correct product for requirement and any queries you may have regarding paint at that end of the world.
Most paints dont like getting frozen, so store them accordingly in the winter
side tracking slightly, you mentioned you had bought the Createx Wicked primary set, which is good, you have a small bottle of reducer - tick
when you are almost out of the reducer look at getting a larger bottle, you can go through two or three times (or more) reducer than paint, plus it works out cheaper buying the larger bottles and you can always decant it into the smaller bottle for convenience at your desk. Also look at getting some transparent base, think of it as pigmentless paint, it has the same viscosity but no colour so you can make colours more transparent. When using the reducer just remember to count the trans base as paint. (so if you would normally do a 1:1 paint reduction you could do 1 paint, 1 trans and 2 reducer) It may sound confusing but its not.
adding trans-base to any of your colours will give you another range of effects without worrying about the paint being so thin that it spiders.
I'm not sure what the shipping costs are from the US or Canada to Alaska but if you havent already found @Maple Art in Canada then it may be worth a look. Donna is always happy to advise on correct product for requirement and any queries you may have regarding paint at that end of the world.
Most paints dont like getting frozen, so store them accordingly in the winter