Recovering our dry paints
Hi everybody,
Sometimes, all of us have left the hobby for a short or long time, cause of personal of professional issues.
In that time, your paints can suffer a lot of problems and can get dried: The water in the paint dry up, and the high density in the paint wont be optimum.
Today, I want to show you a trick to recover the optimum density for your paints. For do that, you can use Thinner/Glaze Medium "liquids".
I've used Thinner Medium from Vallejo in a proportion of 2 to 1. It's very important don't apply too product because the paint will be too liquid and you wont can use it (but into your airbrush...).
With this trick, your paints will be fine, as new. If you use water instead of this products, with the time your paints will get corrupted and will be unrecovery (like with alcohol).
It's all for today. If you want comment something, I'll be pleased to discuss with you.
Regards.
Sometimes, all of us have left the hobby for a short or long time, cause of personal of professional issues.
In that time, your paints can suffer a lot of problems and can get dried: The water in the paint dry up, and the high density in the paint wont be optimum.
Today, I want to show you a trick to recover the optimum density for your paints. For do that, you can use Thinner/Glaze Medium "liquids".
I've used Thinner Medium from Vallejo in a proportion of 2 to 1. It's very important don't apply too product because the paint will be too liquid and you wont can use it (but into your airbrush...).
With this trick, your paints will be fine, as new. If you use water instead of this products, with the time your paints will get corrupted and will be unrecovery (like with alcohol).
It's all for today. If you want comment something, I'll be pleased to discuss with you.
Regards.
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