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                        Thinning MM Acrylic

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                        MikeS71
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                          June 2009
                        Thinning MM Acrylic
                        Posted by MikeS71 on Saturday, September 12, 2009 5:23 PM
                        For my next project I'm gonna use MM Acrylics instead of Tamiya...  question is, can I thin them the same way for airbrushing?  90% alcohol and a little retarder?
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                        Sian
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                        Posted by Sian on Sunday, September 13, 2009 7:07 AM
                        I use 70% along with a few drops of windex and some distilled water. I get more tip drying than with Tamiya, but you should do fine with what you're using there. You may want to replace some of the alcohol with distilled water to slow drying.
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