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If you want a really friendly to use paint (especially if you don't have a proper booth with lots of ventilation!), give this stuff a try:
It's easy to work with if you follow the directions (requires light coats with hair dryer/heat gun curing in between), and is basically odorless. I sprayed my DF26 hatch on the kitchen table last night and 10 minutes later you couldn't smell anything at all.
They say you need a larger airbrush tip (0.5mm), but it sprays fine through my 0.35mm tip if thinned a bit with their reducer.
The biggest benefit is that it's all water based, so cleaned up is SUPER easy. If it drys on the gun a bit just use airbrush cleaner or windex then tap water to flush it out.
They also sell in hobby friendly sizes (4oz bottles).
It's easy to work with if you follow the directions (requires light coats with hair dryer/heat gun curing in between), and is basically odorless. I sprayed my DF26 hatch on the kitchen table last night and 10 minutes later you couldn't smell anything at all.
They say you need a larger airbrush tip (0.5mm), but it sprays fine through my 0.35mm tip if thinned a bit with their reducer.
The biggest benefit is that it's all water based, so cleaned up is SUPER easy. If it drys on the gun a bit just use airbrush cleaner or windex then tap water to flush it out.
They also sell in hobby friendly sizes (4oz bottles).
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