I've heard Windex (!) is the business for craft acrylics, but I would test first.

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I've heard Windex (!) is the business for craft acrylics, but I would test first.

In Response To: Has anyone here airbrushed craft acrylic paint. It is quite thick so am wondering what could be used to thin it enough for an airbrush. *NM* ()

I do think acrylics are bomb diggity - they lay down dead thin, nearly impossible to run, strip with common household substances. Lacquer without the headaches.

As ever, test, test, test.

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Has anyone here airbrushed craft acrylic paint. It is quite thick so am wondering what could be used to thin it enough for an airbrush. *NM*
- I've heard Windex (!) is the business for craft acrylics, but I would test first.
  - I've been using windex with Vallejo paints. It works just as good as Vallejo thinner. Cleans up to a streak free shine! *NM*
  - The blue tint doesn't mess with color? *NM*
- Lots of YouTube videos on this subject. *NM*
  - your right on that Bill *NM*
- I use it to weather my models........ *PIC*
  - That looks Mad Max-ish, but what is that contraption at the rear of the car that wraps up on top of the car? *NM*
    - Yes...from MM Fury Road........ *PIC*
- Thanks for the tips. Gives me a couple of options to test. *NM*

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