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The painting forum is for the discussion of techniques on the painting, decalling and weathering phases of AFV modelling and the tools and materials used.

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 Subject:  More airbrushing questionsList thread.  
  
 Date:  Mar 19, 2003
 From:  Mike Carroll 
Hi all,
I guess I will add my question to the list, for those who are more knowledgable to answer. I spry with a Paasce single action brush, and use only Gunze Sangyo paints thinned with a 50/50 water/alcohol thinner. I have experimented and found the right consistensy of paint along with the best pressure for my setup. This is my problem; when I airbrush, the first second or two of paint has splatters, then it clears up. When I stop for a few seconds to look at the model, when I start respraying, I get 1 or 2 seconds of splatters each time. Needless to say this has ruined quite a few finishes. Is this paint drying at the tip during pauses, then being sprayed out? Is there any way to cure or avoid this with water based paints?
Thanks for any advice,
Mike C.
 
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  More airbrushing questions - Mike Carroll - Mar 19, 2003
. . . Re: More airbrushing questions - Alistair Crowley - Mar 19, 2003
. . . Re: More airbrushing questions - Brett B - Mar 24, 2003
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