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Mig Ammo Paints?


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They are fantastic in my opinion, I can spray them without thinning

in my trusty Iwata TR1 which has a 0.3 needle.

The results speak for themselves.

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I'll be buying more of these paints in the future that's for sure.

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Dan

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I like them.

I've used them thinned with their own thinners with good results and no clogging at low pressures( I free-handed a Vietnam camo in 1/72). One thing I would say is that if you go too heavy too early you will regret it, and primer is a must. Fortunately I tend to paint with thin coats and build it up, which is what they advocate on their site, so maybe I'm just lucky this time around.

To my eye the colours are excellent, though I'm no expert on that.

Steve.

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  • 3 weeks later...

You can get decent results with these paints. They are properly thinned out of the bottle. Just make sure to do thin coats and build it up. If you go too heavy and too fast, it will produce orange peel and it will crack when dry. It takes a little practice, but you can get a great finish.

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