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Daler-Rowney flow enhancer.

Started by chrisonord, December 31, 2019, 12:59:20 PM

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chrisonord

I bought a bottle of this after  seeing a  recommendation  of it on a forum  I  looked on while looking for a colour I was needing.  I  am quite happy with  how this stuff works, really.  No brush  marks when driving the  hairy stick, tamiya acrylic paint goes on nice  by brush, which is a  nice  change, and it is good in airbrush use too, really  does do what it says on the bottle and has given me a bit more faith in the  hairy stick  :thumbsup:
Chris
The dogs philosophy on life.
If you cant eat it hump it or fight it,
Pee on it and walk away!!

NARSES2

Not thought of using flow-enhancer Chris. Could well be useful especially with Tamiya applied by brush.

I'll invest in some next time I'm near the art shop. Ta for the heads up  :thumbsup:
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chrisonord

I was pleasantly surprised by the difference it makes  Chris, I think that  experimenting with the amount you  put in will help to get  the paint how you  want it.  I have put some  in some of my vallejo paints and lifecolour paints. The lifecolour stuff has taken a  back seat since I  started using  the Valle  I must  add.
Chris
The dogs philosophy on life.
If you cant eat it hump it or fight it,
Pee on it and walk away!!

NARSES2

Cheers mate. My go to paint for camo schemes is now the Hataka Blue Line, but I still like Tamiya for primary colours in particular. So I'll get some for that as Tamiya can start to dry out a tad quickly from my point of view.
Do not condemn the judgement of another because it differs from your own. You may both be wrong.

Rick Lowe

Thanks for this tip - I'll see if it's available here and have a go.
I tend to steer clear of Tamiya for brushing, as I can't get the jolly stuff to play nicely, but this might be the answer for me.  :thumbsup: