Saying it’ll last for years due to various issues health and other thing I had not picked my airbrush up for at least 15 years and I used my old createx to finish a job and my friends say it looks great and when I tell them the paint is 15 years old they can not believe it so I can vouch for it lasting I am hoping to get right back into it keep up the great work
I run a 3 to 1 ratio with wicked opaque in a .35 needle airbrush. 3 parts 4012 reducer to 1 part paint at 18-20psi. Sometimes 4 to 1........ I'll be trying some 4011 next.
Thanks Chris, 4030 is the silver bullet IMO. I love that 4030 can be added to the entire line which greatly extends my palette and the usability of my paints, I can now use Createx Airbrush paints, AutoAir, Illustration in the one painting, just using the features and effects from the different lines and economising the use of paints, Illustration for fine detail and the larger bottles of Createx Airbrush for background. In addition, AutoSealers with tints can greatly reduce time, like a blue tint background for doing a seascape I did recently I ended up going stright to the clouds with white and using CandyO2 to intensify the blue to do the Ocean . I also bought some squeeze bottle to store blends which you state have no pot life and it has worked out well, being able to touch up after mistakes with the original blend. I bought a Lab Magnetic Mixer which I find great for blending paints as it thoroughly mixes the paint as I add a drop at a time I can see the hues and color changes
EXCELLENT! explanation and demonstration. I greatly appreciate your sharing your knowledge. If one only had 4012 reducer, could that substitute or cause issues? Thanks again.
Hello. there's a below comment regarding the difference between 4011 Reducer and 4012 Reducer. We're getting better performance in regard to less tip-dry, improved flow and longer shelf-life of paint after reducing with 4011 Reducer compared to 4012. However, 4012 Reducer works, it doesn't cause "issues" unless its added its used in excess amounts to over-reduce paint, especially when adding a lot of reducer to a little bit of paint in the airbrush cup, which we do not recommend. Always add reducer in incremental amounts, stirring in a mixing cup. Thank you.
Just to clarify the pot life. If you store your mix that is made up of 4011, 4030 and your paint.. it can be put into another air tight container and it will last for years?
It depends. When Createx paint is mixed with 5% - 10% 4011 Reducer and 4030 Balancing Clear, then stored air-tight, it can last for several years. Of course, every time the bottle is opened and fresh air is allowed in, some curing occurs at the surface where liquid meets air. Eventually, the paint will thicken due to cured resin and loss of water-content due to evaporation. So, yes, Createx paint mixed with 5% - 10% 4011 & 4030 can be stored air-tight for several years if not opened during this time. If the paint is repeatedly opened, or over-reduced, this will shorten how-long the paint lasts in a sprayable solution. Best practice is only to reduce paint intended for use within a month or so. Pot-life refers a chemical time-window under which a 2k paint, that is a paint with catalytic activation, takes before its viscosity doubles. No Createx paints are 2k, and technically do not have a pot life ever. What we're discussing is shelf-life, to which reducing does shorten the time of the shelf-life due to premature curing and loss of water content due to evaporation. Keeping paint stored in a cool, dark place, such as a paint cabinet, and capped air tight protects against reduced paint having a short shelf-life. However, every time the bottle is opened and fresh air exchanges with the paint, the shelf-life is affected. Thank you.
4011 Reducer is the standard, go-to thinner for all Createx paints. 4011 Reducer, first introduced in 2003, is slower (less aggressive) compared with 4012 Reducer, introduced 2008. 4011 works better with our candy2o, and urethane resin products such as 4030 Balancing Clear and new UVLS Clears. 4012 works well in more humid areas, and we'll continue to make it as long as regulations permit, to which 4012's solvent-alcohol, 2-Butoxy Ethanol, was classified as a level 3 health risk for 2020, whereas 4011 is a level 2. In summary, we recommend 4011 reducer for thinning all Createx paints & clears. Thank you.
4012 Reducer is being discontinued. First introduced in 2003, 4011 Reducer is the standard, recommended thinner for all Createx paints. 4030 Balancing Clear is an exceptional additive for Createx paints to improve flow, adhesion, coverage and durability. Thank you.
I have a Paasche VL I want to use to paint 1/25 model cars with. Problem is my current compressor will only get me to 27ish psi. With proper reducing will that work with a .3 or .5 tio/needle?
Thin colors with 4011 Reducer to achieve best flow and atomization at the psi setting you choose to spray. Using an Iwata Eclipse CS with a 0.5mm tip, tpsi is generally 25 - 30. Thank you.
No. Once 4011 Reducer has been added, paint should be sprayed within a few days. We recommend 48-hours, but if capped air tight, paint thinned with 4011 Reducer can last for several weeks, but should not be mixed and stored bac in the bottle. Thank you.
4030 is a urethane clear, that when added to Createx paints, which are made with an acrylic resin, creates an acrylic-urethane resin blend that has improved flow while spraying, leveling while drying and adhesion & mar resistance after curing. Dry times are a bit faster too. Add 4030 ~ 10% per volume to Createx paints, then thin as needed with 4011 Reducer. for candy2o, mix ratios are different. Please see candy2o tech sheet for more, www.candy2o.com. Thank you. ruclips.net/video/PJBuegMaHDc/видео.html
For dealers in the U.K., please visit our website's dealer page, createxcolors.com/dealers.html. For application onto plastic, please refer to our technical guides available at creatextech.com/. Createx paints are best suited for application to plastic when mixed with 4030 Balancing Clear, createxcolors.com/additives-thinners-cleaners-more/additives/4030.html. Thank you.
Please refer to the application guides and tech data sheets available at www.creatextech.com. Yes, a 2k clear can be used to top-coat Createx paints. Thank you.
4011 Reducer, first introduced in 2003, is slower (less aggressive) compared with 4012 Reducer, introduced 2008. 4011 works better with our candy2o, and urethane resin products such as 4030 Balancing Clear and new UVLS Clears. 4012 works well in more humid areas, and we'll continue to make it as long as regulations permit, to which 4012's solvent-alcohol, 2-Butoxy Ethanol, was classified as a level 3 health risk, whereas 4011 is a level 2. We'll keep 4012 available "off catalog" for subjective artist & airbrush preferences. For more, please refer to the tech data sheets at creatextech.com. Thank you.
Hi Chris, My friend wants bullet holes airbrushed onto his helmet. What should I mix the paint with, so I don’t have to clear the whole helmet afterwards? Thanks
A 2k clear / durable clear always needs to be applied over a helmet after painting graphics if the paintjob is to be durable. You could try a test panel and see how Wicked Colors mixed 3:1 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear works in regard to durability and mar resistance, or you could try shooting the helmet with actual bullets. Thanks.
Does 4030 react negatively with 4012 (given the alcohol content) or is it just considered "not as good" as 4011? I've read the other remarks here and appreciate the general difference with 4011 and 4012. I live in Australia so temp is normally in 20-25C winter -> 30-35C Summer. Humidity varies but often moderate.
4011 Reducer is recommended for use with all Createx paints, including 4030 Balancing Clear. 4012 Reducer is too fast and doesn't allow for flow and leveling of our urethane-resin products as well as 4011 Reducer. To make 4012 Reducer work better / more like 4011 Reducer, mix 4012 1:1 with distilled water. Thank you.
Various psi settings are used int he video. Not reduced, with a 0.5mm tip, ~ 35 psi, some reduced settings were used after thinning with 4011 Reducer. Thank you.
For leather, mix 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear ~ 25% per volume with Createx paints, thinning the mix with 4011 Reducer. Best practice for leather is to apply one or two medium coats of 4050 direct to the leather, followed by the paint + 4050 mix, then top-coat with any UVLS Clear, www.uvlsclears.com. Adding 4030 to Createx paints assists with adhesion when panting leather, but 4050 is much better and our recommended additive for Createx paints when painting leather. Thank you.
Great series. I was spraying AutoBorne sealers (6000 and 6003) , and at 20% 4011, it was still clogging my Patriot 105 and back up Badger 200 brush, both with a .5 needle at 35psi. I had to add a lot more 4011 on the fly to finish. It was still thicker than the usual "2% milk" consistency but then sprayed OK. Is it OK to eyeball it like that? Is the "2% milk" consistency too thin? Any suggestions? Thanks for reading.
AutoBorne Sealer is a primer, best applied with a spray-gun or min-gun, or an airbrush such as the Iwata TH2. With a 0.5mm tip-size (not all airbrushes are made the same, i.e. size of inner channeling), thin with 4011 Reducer as needed to get flow and atomization. Thank you.
4012 Reducer is not recommended for use with 4030 Balancing Clear. 4011 Reducer is best with 4030, however we do not recommend thinning 4030 more than what what is going to be used within a 48 - 72 hour period. Shelf life is indefinite after adding reducer. For more information, please review the 4030 Balancing Clear tech sheet, creatextech.com/pdf/tds/4030-TDS.pdf. Than you.
Yes, although its not so much for flexibility as Createx paints in themselves are often flexible enough. Adding either 4030 or 4050 increase adhesion, durability and improves flow and leveling. 4050 is a bit more flexible than 4030, so if optimum flexibility is a concern, it is a better option compared to 4030. Thank you.
Createx Airbrush Colors and Wicked Colors work well for t-shirt airbrushing straight from the bottle without reduction; apply with a 0.5mm at ~ 35+ psi. Additionally, both 5601 Transparent Base and distilled water may be used to thin colors as an alternative to 4011 Reducer; if using distilled water thin no more than 15% - 20% per volume. Thank you.
Yes. For painting plastic resin model cars, add 4030 Balancing Clear or 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear to the paint, createxcolors.com/reducers-additives/mixing-clears. For best results, start with a coat of AutoBorne 6000 Transparent Base as an adhesion coating, then apply paint. Thank you.
For painting shoes, start with an adhesion coating of 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear, then mix in the same 4050 with Createx Airbrush or Wicked Colors (~ 20% - 25% per vol.), thinning with 4011 Reducer as needed. Finally top-coat with any UVLS Clear. Thank you. www.uvlsclears.com.
Hi, thank you for this video. But what is the difference between the 4011 reducer and the 4011 auto-air colors ? Is it the same ? Can I use the auto-air 4011 with Createx Airbrush paint ? Thank’s in advance for your reply.
4011 Reducer was first introduced in 2002, and has had a few different brands on its label until simply being labeled at Createx 4011 Reducer, however all labels versions are the same product. 4011 Reducer works with all Createx paints, including Createx Airbrush Colors. Thank you.
We do not recommend thinning 4030 Balancing Clear with 4012 Reducer, use only 4011 Reducer. Once 4011 is added to 4030, shelf life may be ~ 48-hours, even when capped air tight. Its best only to add 4011 to 4030 intended for spraying within a 24-hour period or so. Thank you.
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Saying it’ll last for years due to various issues health and other thing I had not picked my airbrush up for at least 15 years and I used my old createx to finish a job and my friends say it looks great and when I tell them the paint is 15 years old they can not believe it so I can vouch for it lasting I am hoping to get right back into it keep up the great work
I run a 3 to 1 ratio with wicked opaque in a .35 needle airbrush. 3 parts 4012 reducer to 1 part paint at 18-20psi. Sometimes 4 to 1........ I'll be trying some 4011 next.
Thanks Chris, 4030 is the silver bullet IMO. I love that 4030 can be added to the entire line which greatly extends my palette and the usability of my paints, I can now use Createx Airbrush paints, AutoAir, Illustration in the one painting, just using the features and effects from the different lines and economising the use of paints, Illustration for fine detail and the larger bottles of Createx Airbrush for background. In addition, AutoSealers with tints can greatly reduce time, like a blue tint background for doing a seascape I did recently I ended up going stright to the clouds with white and using CandyO2 to intensify the blue to do the Ocean . I also bought some squeeze bottle to store blends which you state have no pot life and it has worked out well, being able to touch up after mistakes with the original blend. I bought a Lab Magnetic Mixer which I find great for blending paints as it thoroughly mixes the paint as I add a drop at a time I can see the hues and color changes
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EXCELLENT! explanation and demonstration. I greatly appreciate your sharing your knowledge. If one only had 4012 reducer, could that substitute or cause issues? Thanks again.
Hello. there's a below comment regarding the difference between 4011 Reducer and 4012 Reducer. We're getting better performance in regard to less tip-dry, improved flow and longer shelf-life of paint after reducing with 4011 Reducer compared to 4012. However, 4012 Reducer works, it doesn't cause "issues" unless its added its used in excess amounts to over-reduce paint, especially when adding a lot of reducer to a little bit of paint in the airbrush cup, which we do not recommend. Always add reducer in incremental amounts, stirring in a mixing cup. Thank you.
Just to clarify the pot life. If you store your mix that is made up of 4011, 4030 and your paint.. it can be put into another air tight container and it will last for years?
It depends. When Createx paint is mixed with 5% - 10% 4011 Reducer and 4030 Balancing Clear, then stored air-tight, it can last for several years. Of course, every time the bottle is opened and fresh air is allowed in, some curing occurs at the surface where liquid meets air. Eventually, the paint will thicken due to cured resin and loss of water-content due to evaporation. So, yes, Createx paint mixed with 5% - 10% 4011 & 4030 can be stored air-tight for several years if not opened during this time. If the paint is repeatedly opened, or over-reduced, this will shorten how-long the paint lasts in a sprayable solution. Best practice is only to reduce paint intended for use within a month or so. Pot-life refers a chemical time-window under which a 2k paint, that is a paint with catalytic activation, takes before its viscosity doubles. No Createx paints are 2k, and technically do not have a pot life ever. What we're discussing is shelf-life, to which reducing does shorten the time of the shelf-life due to premature curing and loss of water content due to evaporation. Keeping paint stored in a cool, dark place, such as a paint cabinet, and capped air tight protects against reduced paint having a short shelf-life. However, every time the bottle is opened and fresh air exchanges with the paint, the shelf-life is affected. Thank you.
Chris. Why do you use more 4011 than 4012. Sorry, I still do not understand the difference between those two. Thanks for your help.
4011 Reducer is the standard, go-to thinner for all Createx paints. 4011 Reducer, first introduced in 2003, is slower (less aggressive) compared with 4012 Reducer, introduced 2008. 4011 works better with our candy2o, and urethane resin products such as 4030 Balancing Clear and new UVLS Clears. 4012 works well in more humid areas, and we'll continue to make it as long as regulations permit, to which 4012's solvent-alcohol, 2-Butoxy Ethanol, was classified as a level 3 health risk for 2020, whereas 4011 is a level 2. In summary, we recommend 4011 reducer for thinning all Createx paints & clears. Thank you.
Is it ok to use the 4013 reducer with createx UVLS clears instead of 4011?
Yes, 4013 Reducer is an acceptable replacement for 4011 Reducer with UVLS Clears, and any Createx paint. Thank you.
I heard 4012 being reviewed replaced in 4030 is a little bit better by removing moisture is that correct
4012 Reducer is being discontinued. First introduced in 2003, 4011 Reducer is the standard, recommended thinner for all Createx paints. 4030 Balancing Clear is an exceptional additive for Createx paints to improve flow, adhesion, coverage and durability. Thank you.
Excellent video and very good explanation .. You got me out of many doubts. Thanks for sharing..!
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I have a Paasche VL I want to use to paint 1/25 model cars with. Problem is my current compressor will only get me to 27ish psi. With proper reducing will that work with a .3 or .5 tio/needle?
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Hey Chris what psi were you running I have same airbrush but not flowing the same
Thin colors with 4011 Reducer to achieve best flow and atomization at the psi setting you choose to spray. Using an Iwata Eclipse CS with a 0.5mm tip, tpsi is generally 25 - 30. Thank you.
So if I mix too much paint with 4011, I can pour it back in the paint bottle without harming the paint? Thanks for your help.
No. Once 4011 Reducer has been added, paint should be sprayed within a few days. We recommend 48-hours, but if capped air tight, paint thinned with 4011 Reducer can last for several weeks, but should not be mixed and stored bac in the bottle. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video
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@@CreatexColors your so welcome and thank you for making videos
Is 4030 good for small models or is it only recommended for automotive? currently i use 4011 reducer for my paints
4030 is a urethane clear, that when added to Createx paints, which are made with an acrylic resin, creates an acrylic-urethane resin blend that has improved flow while spraying, leveling while drying and adhesion & mar resistance after curing. Dry times are a bit faster too. Add 4030 ~ 10% per volume to Createx paints, then thin as needed with 4011 Reducer. for candy2o, mix ratios are different. Please see candy2o tech sheet for more, www.candy2o.com. Thank you. ruclips.net/video/PJBuegMaHDc/видео.html
Could you point me to a retailer who's stocks this in the U.K...
Can I use it on plastic model cars?
For dealers in the U.K., please visit our website's dealer page, createxcolors.com/dealers.html. For application onto plastic, please refer to our technical guides available at creatextech.com/. Createx paints are best suited for application to plastic when mixed with 4030 Balancing Clear, createxcolors.com/additives-thinners-cleaners-more/additives/4030.html. Thank you.
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Can I spray a 2k clear coat on top of these paints?
Please refer to the application guides and tech data sheets available at www.creatextech.com. Yes, a 2k clear can be used to top-coat Createx paints. Thank you.
What's the difference between 4011 and 4012?
4011 Reducer, first introduced in 2003, is slower (less aggressive) compared with 4012 Reducer, introduced 2008. 4011 works better with our candy2o, and urethane resin products such as 4030 Balancing Clear and new UVLS Clears. 4012 works well in more humid areas, and we'll continue to make it as long as regulations permit, to which 4012's solvent-alcohol, 2-Butoxy Ethanol, was classified as a level 3 health risk, whereas 4011 is a level 2. We'll keep 4012 available "off catalog" for subjective artist & airbrush preferences. For more, please refer to the tech data sheets at creatextech.com. Thank you.
Just starting out, painting model cars. What should be used to get paint to dry with gloss finish?
Top-coat with a catalyzed (2k) urethane clear. Thank you.
Hi Chris,
My friend wants bullet holes airbrushed onto his helmet. What should I mix the paint with, so I don’t have to clear the whole helmet afterwards? Thanks
A 2k clear / durable clear always needs to be applied over a helmet after painting graphics if the paintjob is to be durable. You could try a test panel and see how Wicked Colors mixed 3:1 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear works in regard to durability and mar resistance, or you could try shooting the helmet with actual bullets. Thanks.
How do you know that was 10%? Is there a method to it or not?
Painters use paint mixing cups such as E-Z Mix to measure paint mixing and reduction. Thank you.
Does 4030 react negatively with 4012 (given the alcohol content) or is it just considered "not as good" as 4011?
I've read the other remarks here and appreciate the general difference with 4011 and 4012. I live in Australia so temp is normally in 20-25C winter -> 30-35C Summer. Humidity varies but often moderate.
4011 Reducer is recommended for use with all Createx paints, including 4030 Balancing Clear. 4012 Reducer is too fast and doesn't allow for flow and leveling of our urethane-resin products as well as 4011 Reducer. To make 4012 Reducer work better / more like 4011 Reducer, mix 4012 1:1 with distilled water. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors can u use the 4011 with the the 4030 to make a intercoat clear to do true flames
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What pressure are you using?
Various psi settings are used int he video. Not reduced, with a 0.5mm tip, ~ 35 psi, some reduced settings were used after thinning with 4011 Reducer. Thank you.
If anyone can answer this it would be appreciated. When you mix it with 4030, does it dry flat, semi gloss, or gloss? What level of some will it have?
Createx paints mixed with 4030 have a satin, close to semi-gloss finish. Thank you.
Can I mix 4030 with createx colors to paint on leather? and how do you recommend doing it and protecting it?
For leather, mix 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear ~ 25% per volume with Createx paints, thinning the mix with 4011 Reducer. Best practice for leather is to apply one or two medium coats of 4050 direct to the leather, followed by the paint + 4050 mix, then top-coat with any UVLS Clear, www.uvlsclears.com. Adding 4030 to Createx paints assists with adhesion when panting leather, but 4050 is much better and our recommended additive for Createx paints when painting leather. Thank you.
Great series. I was spraying AutoBorne sealers (6000 and 6003) , and at 20% 4011, it was still clogging my Patriot 105 and back up Badger 200 brush, both with a .5 needle at 35psi. I had to add a lot more 4011 on the fly to finish. It was still thicker than the usual "2% milk" consistency but then sprayed OK. Is it OK to eyeball it like that? Is the "2% milk" consistency too thin? Any suggestions? Thanks for reading.
AutoBorne Sealer is a primer, best applied with a spray-gun or min-gun, or an airbrush such as the Iwata TH2. With a 0.5mm tip-size (not all airbrushes are made the same, i.e. size of inner channeling), thin with 4011 Reducer as needed to get flow and atomization. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors Thanks! That's what I wanted to know. For my brushes, more reducer woks best. I see others also run more, even 50/50 without problems.
can you mix the 4011 or a 4012 with 4030 and keep in a bottle to thin your paints as you go?
4012 Reducer is not recommended for use with 4030 Balancing Clear. 4011 Reducer is best with 4030, however we do not recommend thinning 4030 more than what what is going to be used within a 48 - 72 hour period. Shelf life is indefinite after adding reducer. For more information, please review the 4030 Balancing Clear tech sheet, creatextech.com/pdf/tds/4030-TDS.pdf. Than you.
Can I mix createx paints with 4050 for flexibility instead of 4030?
Yes, although its not so much for flexibility as Createx paints in themselves are often flexible enough. Adding either 4030 or 4050 increase adhesion, durability and improves flow and leveling. 4050 is a bit more flexible than 4030, so if optimum flexibility is a concern, it is a better option compared to 4030. Thank you.
Is thez 4030 solvent based?
4030 Balancing Clear is a water-based, urethane clear. Thank you.
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Sir.. this colour available in India?
We do not have direct retail in India. Sorry, but international ordering is the only option for Createx Colors in India. Thank you.
One question u could use for shirts but whit the same reducer it’s to strong the smell
Createx Airbrush Colors and Wicked Colors work well for t-shirt airbrushing straight from the bottle without reduction; apply with a 0.5mm at ~ 35+ psi. Additionally, both 5601 Transparent Base and distilled water may be used to thin colors as an alternative to 4011 Reducer; if using distilled water thin no more than 15% - 20% per volume. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors ok thanks man got it
If i use this colour for my clay sculpt can bro..?
Createx paints can be applied to clay. Best practice is starting with AutoBorne Sealer or 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear. Thank you.
Can this be used on plastic like plastic model cars
Yes. For painting plastic resin model cars, add 4030 Balancing Clear or 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear to the paint, createxcolors.com/reducers-additives/mixing-clears. For best results, start with a coat of AutoBorne 6000 Transparent Base as an adhesion coating, then apply paint. Thank you.
@@CreatexColors can you use it just on plastic and not Risen
@@CreatexColors the model I'm wanted to paint isn't resin it just a model car and I wanna paint it pearl magenta what should I use to reduce it
Yes, what we meant is that adding 4030 or 4050 to Createx Airbrush Colors allows it to adhere to all types of resin, including plastics. Thank you.
Can these be used on polymer clay!
Yes. For more, please see our application guides and tech sheets available at www.creatextech.com. Thank you.
I would love to switch to water based paint, but the learning curve is to much, urethane is so much easier to work with
Does is good to use with shoes custom?
For painting shoes, start with an adhesion coating of 4050 UVLS Gloss Clear, then mix in the same 4050 with Createx Airbrush or Wicked Colors (~ 20% - 25% per vol.), thinning with 4011 Reducer as needed. Finally top-coat with any UVLS Clear. Thank you. www.uvlsclears.com.
What airbrush?
Iwata Eclipse, and others. Thanks.
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Hi, thank you for this video.
But what is the difference between the 4011 reducer and the 4011 auto-air colors ? Is it the same ?
Can I use the auto-air 4011 with Createx Airbrush paint ? Thank’s in advance for your reply.
4011 Reducer was first introduced in 2002, and has had a few different brands on its label until simply being labeled at Createx 4011 Reducer, however all labels versions are the same product. 4011 Reducer works with all Createx paints, including Createx Airbrush Colors. Thank you.
Can I make up a small batch of 4030 and 4011\4012 and use it as needed?
I am talking a small 2oz bottle so small amount.
We do not recommend thinning 4030 Balancing Clear with 4012 Reducer, use only 4011 Reducer. Once 4011 is added to 4030, shelf life may be ~ 48-hours, even when capped air tight. Its best only to add 4011 to 4030 intended for spraying within a 24-hour period or so. Thank you.