NATO Brown 10ml

One of the three main colors of NATO armored vehicles, used from 1980 to the present day. Volume 10 ml. Paints contain alcohol. 

Please note: To avoid problems with painting your airbrush must be perfectly clean before use. You need to blow at a distance no closer than 5-8 cm from the model. It is necessary to feed paint into the airbrush at a low and medium position of the airbrush trigger (avoid maximum paint supply). Pressure from 1.5 to 2 atm. If a spiderweb effect appears, then you need to increase the amount of thinner (For example: 2:1)

Features:

• Jim Scale alcohol metallics are based on a very thin pigment and in order to achieve the thinnest layer, you need to add more thinner (3:1 or more). For best results, apply metallics over a glossy black base.
• The paint dries completely within a day. The paint “sets” 90% after 4 hours. During this time, you can wash off the paint, adjust or make chipping effects.
• It is necessary to prime the painting surface in advance.
• Thin with proprietary thinner (Art. 07.012/14) or alcohol-containing enamel thinners, as well as regular IPA. For ease of use with an airbrush, the proprietary thinner (Art. 07.012) has a longer drying time than pure isopropyl alcohol.
• Jim Scale 7 Series Alcohol Paint is NOT compatible with water or water-based thinners (Tamiya X20).
• Wash off the airbrush with isopropyl alcohol or proprietary thinner (Art. 07.012/14).
• The surface has a semi-matte layer; polishing using abrasives or polishing paste is possible.
• Use only in well-ventilated areas.