thinners and brush cleaners

Phil_H

This one Don?  More thinner questions

Yes! That's the one.

archibald

It sounds like if I was airbrushing (which I still haven't gotten into yet; currently I do brush painting) it would be worth the money to go with testors.  But for brush cleaning it sounds like a generic brand mineral spirits or brush cleaner would be fine.  Does that pretty much sum it up?

I would agree. Buy some cheap mineral spirits.

This is the one that I read through and thought was pretty helpful.  If there are other threads that you know of off the top of your head, that would also fit, let me know.  I'll look around too but sometime the titles aren't as clear cut on subjects.

It sounds like if I was airbrushing (which I still haven't gotten into yet; currently I do brush painting) it would be worth the money to go with testors.  But for brush cleaning it sounds like a generic brand mineral spirits or brush cleaner would be fine.  Does that pretty much sum it up?

This one Don?  More thinner questions

I was looking back through the threads looking for the title of the thread I mentioned and cannot find it.  Of course, at my age, "seems like last week" could have been six months ago :-)  Anyone remember the title of that thread, so Archibald will be able to find it easily?

terrific!  Thanks, I'll check it out.

We just finished an extensive thread on that subject.  Look back down the thread list a ways.  While there was some disagreement, I think overall it was an excellent discussion. We discussed a lot the costs of buying thinner from the paint mfgs.