How To Airbrush Artist Acrylic Tube Paints For Plastic Models & Gunpla - Plus Room Update
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video I show you how to airbrush artist acrylic tube paints. Once thinned these paints go on nice and dry smooth. Plus they're pretty durable.
I used my homemade thinner on these and it worked great. See below for the video on my DIY acrylic thinner
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So a good way to get true 50/50 is to use displacement. Put the thinner in first and measure to something like 1 or 2 millimeters. Then squeeze in your acrylic. 50/50 will raise the fluid level to twice what it was.
Ah somrone with a working brain. I must have used too many thinners, sprays and enamels indoors.
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Thank you so much for doing videos on craft acrylic paint, I feel like they are perfect for people who can't afford to pay for the more expensive model paints, especially how much paint comes in 1 tube
After watching his video on thinning the apple barrel and folklore brands I’ve been painting with them and had great results
@@mdubg01 me too, and it works great. I will be buying some actual airbrush paint since I'm building car model kits and need nicer paints for the body. Everything else like interiors and frame components are painted with craft acrylics.
@@mdubg01I've done the same as well with great results specifically with the multi surface acrylics. They don't seem to need primer which is oh so nice. Regular cheaper acrylics? Either more coats or a top coat. Still figuring that one out with my RG Wing Zero.
I have been using acrylic art paints (liquitex, golden, W&N, etc) for 25 years. All paints adhere to the plastic perfectly, no primer is needed. The best thinner is distilled water and grain alcohol (40/60) and a few drops of delimonene. mixes easily.
is it alright to use tamiya acrylic thinner as well?
All of them are able to paint fine lines without running around? What about resistance to nail scratching and the possibility to fine sanding without peeling off? tks
Com todas essas vc consegue fazer linhas finas sem escorrer? E a resistência a arranhões leves? Dá pra lixar um uma lixa de polimento sem descascar? vlw
Man, the airbrush paint manufacturers must be laughing all the way to the bank. Those paints are insanely expensive compared to the amount you're getting.
Wow! I never thought they can be used to air brush! I have a bunch just sitting on the side. Thank you for making this tutorial!!! 🤩🤩🤩
Anytime my friend
I always thought there was something about the pigment not being ground finally enough that would make it inappropriate for an airbrush. I guess I was misinformed.
So, I just wanted to leave this comment on how fantastic I think your videos are. I recently subscribed to you after seeing one of your vids using black flash color shift paint. This link...Scale Model Tips - Testing Cheap $1 Craft Store Acrylic Paint To Airbrush Your Kits With ..is one of your videos showing us how to thin with windshield wiper fluid. I am so new to airbrushing and you are mind blowing with the content that you make available to your viewers. Thank You from the bottom of my heart for all that you have done and hopefully will continue to do for us. YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!
Wow, such wonderful and kind words. Thank you for that. You made my day. I'm working on my next video right now when your comment came up. Thank you for watching, people like you make this all worth while. Have a great day
This video is like therapy, I have watch it a few times because it relaxes me.
Thank you my friend, I except any type of praise 😉
I really loved how you showed us "whats new" before you got into the meat and potatoes of the video. I an now looking forward to future videos of items you recently picked up.
Thanks my friend and thanks for watching 👍
Your video is my dream come true I think I found my new hobby thank you .
You're welcome my friend
Another great Video Rex! My wife has tons of these paints I can use now lol! Just want to say I have learned how to airbrush the right way because of your awesome videos. I am a toy train guy and can use all this info for painting my custom train cars. I have also set my airbrush station much like yours. I never waisted a penny because of your guidance! Thanks again!
Thanks buddy, that means a lot to me 👍
There is a lot of superb advice here.. I have been airbrushing over 50 years in RR hobby, and still learn something new right here. THIS is the THE airbrush and paints show to learn from👍👍
MORE OF THIS COOL DUDE'S WORK WITH ACRYLIC TUBE PAINTS, I LOVE IT!
Thank you so much for making this video! This is the best video I've seen for alternative paints to "airbrush" paint.
I was at hobby lobby 2 weeks ago to get paint to begin airbrushing the model cars I have been accumulating. Just had a birthday (72) and am getting back in the hobby. Hobby Lobby has a Master's Touch 48 count of 22ml(0.7fl oz) acrylic paint tubes like you used in this video. Regular price marked by the mfgr was $69.99. Their price was $35.99! I bought it simply because of the huge variety of colors. Can hardly wait to start playing with them. 😅
That's a great deal, good find there my friend
I've been so scared to try these thick tube acrylics, but I think you've convinced me to try and save some money!! Thanks again for the great quality videos!!
I know that this video is from two years ago but this is the first time that I've seen it and wow it's excellent. Thanks
Thank you my friend
More paint than the hobby section of my local store… and I’m in Tokyo.
On a side note, you really should have more than two supports for each of those wide shelves. I’d do 4. Especially since they fell. You don’t need poles or anything, just more vertical rails and more under shelf supports. There should be more studs in between the rails you already mounted to add more rails. :)
When I did my testers 1/48 scale SR-71 model kit in the '80's the titanium mix recommended was a few drops of orange in a (standard size) bottle of testers silver metallic for a true titanium color for the 'exposed' titanium parts of the plane..
I always use tube acrylis since long time ego Golden brand is a nice one fine pigment particles that flows great if you have problems with thick paints use glicerine un expensive to improve the flow, great videos bro. only one truly has help me when I was loooking for portable compressors don't gime wrong, this is how I got to your channel.
Wow you have more paints than some hobby shops
Well my friend, this video is 2 years old, I know have 4 times the amount of paints now 😀
Good evening! I just started watching your channel since I needed to airbrush craft paints, and literally stopped my projects just to watch the helpful videos you have. Thank you so much and I just subscribed!
Rather than a paint mixer like that Badger handheld blender you have, I just mixed it by hand with a brush thoroughly and then funneled it into a dropper bottle with ball bearings and put that on my vortex mixer for a bit and let the ball bearings finish smoothing it out. Put it through my Master G233 and it worked like a charm!
Wow, I'm so glad I had to wait over 11 mins to see anything related to the main title of the video.....good show
2nd great practice. After watching you clean the lids and rims so much, it kills me to see another video where they dont! No more using pliers to open frozen up paint jars. 1 of the best things I've learned.
Thanks for this video. I have many of these paints that I have been brushing on. now I can spray them. FYI, I love your little Haro in the background.
just got back into airbrushing and I'm glad I found your video. thanks for sharing
If you're having a durability problem after thinning heavier bodied paints, use some GAC-200. Brings the hardness right back up. (A drop or 2 after you've thinned it)
I found that Gac-200 is not a very flexible polymer medium...something I learned on my grand son's glider model...I found hair line cracks (Not bad!). Here in Australia th UV is high, so I'm not really sure.
Cool stuff ! Hope you have a great/safe week !
You too buddy, thank you 😀
I would love to spend one day in that room 👍🏿
HOLY PAINT COLLECTION!!! damn dude thank you so much for your videos man! Youve helped me immensly become a newb airbrusher!
That’s quite the stash of kits.
Do you ever have time to build anything with all of your videos?
These videos are extremely helpful. Nobody I can find has tested more types of paints than you.
The Felix Unger of airbrush workstation cleanliness 👍🏼. Love these videos. Keep it going.
I've been messing with Liquitex and a few other acrylics using a brush. I have an old Badger starter airbrush that I used Model Master paint years ago (like 30+) to paint a PA1 locomotive to home road colors. Since I dont have a space that ventilates to the outside, I have to acrylics. First step was to get the brush to linkup to a compressor. Next step is to build a booth
That's an interesting test, using artists acrylics!
Yet again, another excellent, well-detailed and presented report.
Thanks.
ive airbrushed tube acrylic paints for paintings and illustrations, but never thought to use them on model kits like that. very cool results. Also noticed you have GS cement on your bench- I have always used those for watchmaking gluing crystals and bezels. Always thought that it would be good for model kits too.
hoo chit lookin @that Datsun on the bench sweet dere rex
I love Z cars
THE BOB ROSS OF MODEL PAINTERS
I've been fiddling with such paints for plastic models. I guess I've been applying too much paint with each coat, trying to get coverage. The paint pools up on me. I need to get some flowimprover too and I should be set.👍 Thanks for showing this.
Great setup. Thanks for all the reviews you do. They are really helpful for us modelers.
Very good information. So much cheaper this way. Thank you
It really is a great alternative
....keep a paper towel handy... I wrote that one down. Good tip. rambling and rambling, but informative in between. Better than what I can do
Great work … love the how to vids on the Acrylic paints and the nail polish paints … very helpful…
Thank you
Once you use a tube of the masters touch, the tubes are all clear the colors you see are the actual paint. Great video
i wish this channel was around in the early 200's when i was at the height of the hobby
Love your channel...thanks for helping us out!
Thanks buddy 👍
Just another brand of paint I’m gonna get to try just like the apple barrel ones you did lol. Great video
Thanks buddy 👍
Thanks very much for this video! I've recently been trying Golden Airbrush Medium alone to thin down craft acrylics and Vallejo Game Color for airbrushing. Now I'll have to try it with an old tube of Liquitex I've had sitting around for years. The Golden stuff is a bit expensive, but it supposedly already has a flow improver added and doesn't break down the acrylic polymers. The downside is that it seems to take at least 24 hours for complete drying to happen; but I tend to put down layers of paint that are too heavy due to my ineexperience (or lack of patience).
I got tired of waiting as it started to take too long to finish a video so I bought a large food dehydrator that I put my parts in and cured them in about a half hour. It's a gmae changer. Check out my video on it. I'll be doing an update on it soon
Golden stuff works like a charm. Specially the high flows through the airbrush. I hope to see a review of them on this channel some day :)
@@SigurdDecroos please attach a link here for the actual paint line up you want me to test. There's so many I want to get the actual one you speak of here
@@barbatosrex9473 It would be my pleasure! Most of these paints are single, very fine pigments. All characteristics of their paint can be found on their website for each individual color and paint line. Just click on a color from the links below and you'll see what I mean.
High flows are the 'straight airbrush' line and can be found here: goldenpaints.com/products/colors/high-flow
Be sure to check their fluorescent paint, some claim these fluos are the best available.
P.S.: I also use fluids line as you can paint these with your brush as well: goldenpaints.com/products/colors/fluid (can be used in an airbrush with Airbrush Medium from Golden Paints which Andrew Palm already mentioned).
One of the things you need to look for when using artist's acrylics is opacity which is listed on the label somewhere. (Especially the yellows. Yellow is a difficult color to deal with.) Most that I've seen are translucent and will require multiple coats to get the full depth of color you're expecting.
Lovely Datsun
Gee! I love your collections. Nice room.
A fellow Nissan/Datsun guy! Very cool.
Love the Z
wow your room looks like a paint shop :D
Waited for the cleaning part at the end. Well maybe I’ll look back for it.
Check out my video on cleaning Vallejo from your airbrush. The trick is to brew a hot cup of water and use that super hot water for cleaning it out
Very informative and helps a lot. Hope your Bruins have a fantastic season in the NHL.
Great workshop tour and paint demo!
I used to be so happy for these tutorials because they would "save me so much money" well they dont. You end up buying 10x as much lol. You will still spend a fortune, just your paint collection will start looking like yours faster lol. I cant control myself buying new stuff to try. Spent $100 at dollar store! Who does that!
It does add up fast, at least your happy knowing you bought the right product 😀
@@barbatosrex9473 you give amazing tutorials! At the end of each 1 you are 100% sure what you need to do. Waiting on hobby shop to open to go buy several things I didnt know I needed.
@@shawng7902 can never have too many supplies is my moto.
A quick note; ALL tube acrylics are first ground pigments or dye based colors with acrylic binders when manufactured, they then add a thickening agent (some paint companies sell it as an impasto additive). When you try to airbrush tube acrylics, you NEED to add medium (acrylic binder) as reducing tube acrylics without the binders only weaken the paint.
Correct, but if the finished spray is dry and good, you are set and don't have to worry about a "weakened" paint.
@@jelly8594 "but if the finished spray is dry and good"??? All paints when dry may look good.
The strength in acrylic paints is the binder, end of story. Everything else is an additive, such as surface tension reducers, retarders, tints/pigments and thickening agents. Adding just water to a thick tube acrylic, just weakens it. My company manufactured pigment base acrylic airbrush paints since 1993 until I retired. In art school back in the late 60's my one teacher tried to show us how to use an airbrush and he mixed water with tube acrylic ... down side was when you applied masking film it lifted off parts of the sprayed acrylic.
. At the time I worked for GM airbrushing illustrations of cars of the future. I have a degree in Art education and also Fine Art. I'm speaking from experience and my heart.
@@airbrushken5339 I've not questioned your expertise - as you have not mentioned your background before - I only meant that if I spray or paint with acrlyics, and the finished product is hard and sticks, what more do I want from the paint? It's not going to fall of the canvas suddenly 4 weeks after. 😉 Sure, if you scientifically approach it, of course a dilution is never as strong as the original - that's obvious. But if it's hard and ready, it's done for the most purposes?! Isn't it? How many billion paintings exist in this world only painted with acrlyics and god knows how much dilution by water. We would have noticed by now to not use only water if it was such a big problem in the resulting works.
Do you think/or know from experience is there acrylic binder in e.g. Thinners? And flow improvers? That would be interesting.
@@jelly8594 No they don't add binders to thinners. I used to buy 44 gal (55 gal USA) drums of binder and it's pretty thin, as most companies add agents to it after.
If you don't add, you'll notice that the pigment settles to the bottom of the bottle quickly. The issue using water is not paint falling off, it's more the issue; "you paint a model and after you base coat it with the primary colour you wanted and it looks fine, you then "back mask" over the base, to paint detailing and when you remove the masking it can lift the paint... I have seen it happen while teaching both in the USA and here in Australia. I've even seen different brands not stick to one another. I had a major art piece with a "Pan Head" Harley motor for a magazine (almost two weeks work) and the base colours was liquitex acrylic paints which came out in the mid 50's over which I airbrush highlights and detailed shadows with "Doc Martin" airbrush acrylics. which lifted when I removed the masking film. My feeling is you spend so much money on the model and then so many hours, but cry about the price of the paint. Been there and done that ... I'm not putting people down, I'm saying that you need to consider all the information. I read many other posts and many seemed happy with the ideas. I was also a technical advisor to most of the airbrush equipment importers here... being an old Vietnam Veteran (101st Airborne) I sometimes come across a bit "gruff". (9 years US Army, Sargent)... but I mean well. Be safe...
@@airbrushken5339 I really appreciate you taking the time to write all this down and spread your knowledge!👍🙂 it's now definitely locked into my memory for any further approach when brushing anything of higher value or intricate work that needs lot of masking! As I am not working on expensive models and am used to just painting acrylics on canvas, my mindset was more simple ☺️😉 Thanks. I will screenshot this conversation for future reference! All the best! 🍀
I got to start investing in Moore paint
Actual Tutorial starts at 11:21 - you’re welcome.
Great info, from thinning/ psi/method....I've learned quite alot from you...thank you fellow metalhead. Can you do washes and weathering?
you have more paint than the local hobby store which I'm nearest to. I come up and they just say we got none of that. I wanna cry.
Now that just makes me sad 🙁
Suggestion - You might consider glueing/mounting neobidium type magnet(s) to the bottom of that “Amazon” airbrush holder, for use with a metallic type plate/base on your workbench. Provides a firm, yet moveable/relocatable holder type installation. Also, Thanks for the filter material link.
P.S. very nice and extensive “work” location/set up.👍
Great idea. I already use a Mr Hobby magnetic airbrush holder but didn't even think of adding magnets to the new one 👍
You must have an endless bank account. You're obsessed !
Loving the colors and ease of mixing. May have to buy some of these. The yellow as sprayed looks like Canary Yellow
I own a 280Z, smoothest ride ever!
You Da man👍Love those cars
That answered the thinning ratios for those acrylic paints.
Very informative video again! 1 small suggestion on another art acrylic paint that you might wanna try, the brand is Mont Marte
Wow. A brand I haven't heard of. Do you have a link to where I can order some?
@@barbatosrex9473
www.amazon.com/Mont-Marte-Acrylic-Colours-Cardboard/dp/B07BPPGYB1?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1&psc=1
This is one of their set, they have different sets to select, I hope this help.
I found it 😀 I'll purchase for a test
@@barbatosrex9473 awesome, thank you so much!
I really want a Badger paint stirrer now.
Seriously though, I'm impressed by those results, especially the difference in the copper over different primers. I'm planning a wargaming project where I _might_ want to basecoat everything with burnt sienna. If I do, I might want to head to the pound shop and buy a tube if it (same tube as those Artist's Touch basic paints) for 99p, instead of using up my tiny £6 bottle of Liquitex burnt sienna ink...
As always, awesome advice. The hobby is spendy enough and if you can save money without sacrificing too much, all the better. Any thoughts on doing a video about other alternatives for stuff like varnish? I know a lot of car guys use Pledge Floor Polish in place of gloss (a big no-no in some circles)? As far as these paints go, I am curious about the true color of the pigmentation. Some paints don't have pure pigments and so using kindergarten color theory can lead you astray. Did you happen to get curious and see if you could customize the colors a bit?
Hell yeah METAL 🤘🤘🤘
That craft acrylic in tubes really comes up well and the fact you can blend the colors to make whatever color you like is a winner. Will the addition of flow medium make the finish more glossy or will I still need a gloss coat on cars to get a decent finish. Also thanks for the link for the filter rolls for the booth. Just what I was after. You are the best modeling resource on RUclips.
The bottle says adds a Gloss to the paints. It doesn't make it super glossy but it does add a bit more shine. I personally would go with a Gloss coat if it's a nice shine your after
@@barbatosrex9473 What's a good gloss coat stuff to use in my airbrush?
What brand of paint are you using now?
@@barbatosrex9473 folk art and/ liquitex
Thank you for this, can we see a handbrush test for the cheap acrylic paints/tube?
Great setup, and lucky that have so much paint. :Di hope my setup gonna be like that in the future. Im new in Airbrush..
Thanks for the review love your work! Would have loved to see a hand brush test with this paint!
yes please
It really does seem like black primer is the definitive way to airbrush a good deep metallic colour onto plastic. Such a difference on the silver paint on the black spoon and similar in other videos where you have airbrushed a metallic over white primer versus black primer.
Black bases and metallics go very well together
Dont know if anyone has thought of it but if you already have an electronic eraser you can make your own paint stirring attachment out of armature wire and press it into one of the small eraser clips put it in and turn it on
Now that's an amazing collection of paints! Appreciate your reviews!
What metal bands do you usually listen to?
Prog Metal, Power Metal, Thrash and some Death. Hard to pick one as I have them all. Anything like Dream Theater, European metal from Sweden comes to mind.
The paint might be cheap (depending where you live) but the rest that you need to make it work increases the cost. So you don't really gain anything unless you're going to spray an entire wall...
can you do a test of the various craft/art paints (one of each) on parts that have joints, moving parts or parts that rub against each other? to check the durability or if any paint flakes off, like on the frames of the high end gunplas.
I'm starting to put a test together for that. I'm just building up the kits I need for the test now.
I have one of those Renegade Series airbrushes. The Velocity. It is a gunmetal version of the Krome. 0.21 mm needle. Excellent value airbrush. I have often wondered if one could use tube acrylics. Obviously you can. Very useful video! I'm going to try some USA Art Supply tubes off Amazon. Their oils work well on models. Really cool ideas you have.
Thank you. Ands thanks for watching
great room man... It just perfect...
Thanks buddy 👍it's my Fortress Of Solitude
Wow. Impressive.
Thank you my friend 👍
Thanks for the video. Very informative. Great job!
Wow that’s a ton of paint options
Can you tell us more about Masters Touch airbrushing like: resistance to nail scratching and masking with tapes?
It scratches easy. You need to put a top coat for scratch protection
I’m a beginning trying to follow your techniques here and am getting some nasty spotting while testing on spoons-not like the airbrush speckles but just as I start to get to thicker coats, little circles will suddenly thin out and end up paler. Any idea about what I’m doing wrong here?
Thanks for your thorough videos, even while I’m still having trouble with the basics your thoroughness is very encouraging.
Please try Jaquard Pearl-Ex pigment powders for airbrushing, they're seriously amazing. Great series btw!
I have a set of those but I thought they were for rubbing/Buffing, had no idea about airbrushing them.
@@barbatosrex9473 Yeah. You can mix them with their own Pearl-Ex varnish and thin with water to make a paint that can be airbrushed or hand-brushed. It says on their website something like 50psi and 0.3-0.5mm needle+nozzle. I have mixed them with Vallejo paints and varnishes with no problem for hand-brushing. I would assume that they would work with other Vallejo products like the airbrush thinner, but I haven't tried airbrushing them yet. Your alternative paints series is the perfect platform to test them. Thanks for making such a great series, your videos are awesome.
Impressive demo, thanks 😊
What is a good airbrush to do acrylic paint and what is enough psi to push it out please recommend me some good airbrushes for acrylic paint
Really interesting video. I have loads of half tube's somewhere I will definitely be finding them out after watching your video. Once the paint has been thinned is it okay to keep it in squeeze bottles for storage?
Thank you for sharing your videos, you're saving us loads of money. BIG THUMBS UP FROM ME 👍😷👍🏴
You shouldn't have any problem storing it like that.
I see all kinds of paints and tools, how about some models?
Its all about hoarding and constant moving stuff around and hand fidgeting.
I got a question: how durable are these acrylics against touching or during transport? Also how long should I dry them for?
Wow u look like a personal hobby shop… omg im so jelly!!! Lol!!
Another great video! Really appreciate all this content and your engagement with your viewers.
2 questions for ya:
1) why did you other using your home made thinner vs the windshield fluid. Between low cost and low effort (no need to periodically mix new batches) I'd think you choose the windshield fluid
2) I've tried various acrylics through that portable NONAME compressor/brush and it often clogs and splutters.... Do you think it's a deficiency of the airbrush quality or just unavoidable with a 0.3mm needle and such a small compressor?
The windshield fluid is really a cheap quick fix. The home made thinner is better overall to use. It promotes a slower drying time which helps with leveling the paint off and it also helps with lubricating the airbrush itself which in turn helps with tip dry.
The portable airbrush just doesn't have the strength to push out thicker pigment rich paint like the tube acrylics. The paint has to be a very thin type to get pushed through.. That's why it works great with lacquers. Try thinning it out a bit more.. Have you tried holding the button on the bottom of it? The switches the compressor to a low and high mode
@@barbatosrex9473 @Barbatos Rex Thanks! You are my airbrushing guru! I saw that you used that $14 0.3 mm airbrush for your first craft paint video so I've been thinking the .3 that comes with the NONAME should work too, but it's very tricky, often won't spray anything even though no obvious tip dry or clog.
What PSI were you using there (was it just more than the little compressor can do?)? I HAVE noticed my expensive Iwata somehow can do a little better... What's better about the Iwata that lets it push the thicker paint?
@@barbatosrex9473 Also, I did notice the bottom button and I almost exclusively use it on the higher pressure setting anyway. I've also tried thinning the paint more but then it just so many passes to build the color that it's a pain, especially with how long each coat takes to dry.
I wonder if your thinner recipe would let it flow better than windshield fluid, but is it going to take even LONGER to paint because it dries slower?
@@barbatosrex9473 do u have a video of your homemade thinner? Thanks
Another great video you tests have really helped me a lot. The only thing you forgot was the tape test.
I did the tape test at the end of the vid, on the lime green spoon, look again
Great setup!
Nice video, thanks for sharing!
Great tips, thanks!
I just used some of the craft paint to do a vid on a car I painted man....it was in a tube also...but laid down smooth....