U.S. Art Supply 36 Color Deluxe Acrylic Airbrush, Leather & Shoe Paint Set with Cleaner, Thinner, 50-Plastic Mixing Cups, 50-Wooden Mix Sticks and Color Mixing Wheel

Cada pintura parece de un proveedor diferente una fluyen perfectamente en eaerografo y una fluyen como basura, unas estan sobre diluidas y otras nesecitan diluirse mas cada que cambias de color tiras un dado a ver si no tienes que pasar mucho tiempo moviendo la presion o la dilucion para que no se vea como basura. Muy facil que aruinen un proyecto y demasiado caras para la basura de control de calidad que tienen

I just received them I love the colours haven't used them yet when I received the box it was pretty banged up and all the paints werent looking like the picture but other than that great shape nothing was wrecked and it's a great product

The colors are definitely correct, and worth the price. This was exactly what I was looking for to finish my project. Colors that are too thick for a small airbrush can be helped out with an extender. Happily they send an extender that is just as good as the paint. This company really has their stuff together. Thank you for putting out this product. I will be buying again.

I absolutely love this set of paints. I am not sure why negative comments, my set was received in perfect condition. They even gave mixing cups, stirring sticks, a color mixing wheel. I am very happy that I chose to go with this set. Paints are great quality as are the dropper bottles that they are in. I used it in my airbrush without watering down and it worked good. My airbrush is on the blink so I have not had a chance to use more, but know they will work. You won’t be sorry to go with this set..

As a complete beginner with a budget airbrush (good, but budget) I tried to use thinned down, conventional acrylic paints in my airbrush. This involved a lot of experimentation with negative results; by the time i got the paints thinned down enough to spray, it was transparent like lightly tinted water. Ain't nobody got time for this. It was hard to be sure if the problem was with me or just a crappy budget airbrush. Know that thinning acrylic paints for use in airbrush is a non-trivial endeavor. Thinning in general reduces the pigmentation density. Additionally, thinning with water works, but changes the attributes of the paints (reduces adherence). Reducing with acrylic base isn't actually thinning the viscosity, it simply reduces the pigmentation density. I ordered these paints and carefully changed the parts on my airbrush to meet the instructions that came with these paints. And it all just worked fine! These paints are perfectly fine for my application (small-medium size 3D-printed models). I will continue to purchase from this brand for my airbrushing work.