mr. color

You can use generic lacquer thinner to thin Mr. Color.  They make a self-leveling thinner that contains retarder.  It gives the best and most consistent results.  You can clean your airbrush with any hardware store lacquer thinner, but I'd experiment on a junk model or a milk jug before shooting it on something you care about as formulas will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Chris

Thanks for that info Killjoy. I bought a few of thier colors a while ago when the LHS stopped carrying the Mr Aqueous line and substituted the Mr Color line. The only thing I have had that works with with it so far is Gunze's own thinner (fairly costly). Nice to know that something generic will work with it as well. Whiel the paint sprays well enough, it is not very good for hand brushing so far, and the costs so far have limited my use, unlike with Mr Aqueous.