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Two Thin Coats Ivory Tusk Acrylic Paint is designed for miniature painters and hobbyists of all skill levels who demand professional-grade coverage and consistency. Developed by the Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy in collaboration with expert chemists, this paint offers a versatile finish that simplifies the painting process, though users should be mindful that like all acrylics, it requires proper thinning for glazing or fine detailing.
| Model Part Number | TTCDR-10035 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Two Thin Coats |
Yes, but you will need to thin it down significantly with an appropriate airbrush thinner to avoid clogging the nozzle.
Yes, Two Thin Coats paints are compatible with most major water-based acrylic hobby paints.
No, it adheres well to most standard hobby primers, including acrylic spray primers.
Start with a small amount of water or medium on your palette and gradually mix until the desired consistency is achieved.
It is a standard hobby acrylic paint, but it should be used in a well-ventilated area and never ingested.
Add a tiny amount of water or acrylic thinner and mix thoroughly until you reach a consistency similar to skim milk.
Remove the nozzle cap and clean it with warm water or a fine needle to clear dried acrylic buildup.
Your paint is likely too thick. Thin the paint slightly and use a soft-bristled brush to apply in lighter, overlapping strokes.
Before use, ensure the paint is thoroughly mixed by shaking the bottle vigorously; using a stainless steel agitator ball can help break up settled pigments. This paint is compatible with most standard acrylic mediums and thinners. To preserve the paint's lifespan, always wipe the nozzle clean of any residue before replacing the cap to prevent clogs. Store in an upright position in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight, and ensure the cap is snapped shut securely after every use to prevent the paint from drying out.
