What psi is best for parma fastcolor..?
#3
Tech Master
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The thing i find with Faskolor is every bottle is different one bottle of Teal might spray nice at 20psi then the same color different bottle you might have to go up or even down in PSI to get the same... Thinning will give you a more constant spray.... But being newish it can be daunting that's why i suggested to have a few test runs to get comfortable with the paint..
Last edited by blade954; 08-14-2012 at 05:30 AM. Reason: Added stuff
#5
Faze- use the regular windex and thats it...just give a squirt or 2 in the cup of the paint holder on your airbrush, thats all i use it and it seems to work for me after all these years,lol.
#6
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Going to have to give that a try.. Ive actually never thinned down my Faskolor before, because when I do and try to spray it, it always splatters when it hits the body (think to much thin paint hitting the body, then the air moves the paint and causes a splatter look)... But when I did thin them it was with water, so that may have something to do with it?
#8
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Going to have to give that a try.. Ive actually never thinned down my Faskolor before, because when I do and try to spray it, it always splatters when it hits the body (think to much thin paint hitting the body, then the air moves the paint and causes a splatter look)... But when I did thin them it was with water, so that may have something to do with it?
#10
Please don't use Windex for thinning. Windex is a HOUSEHOLD CLEANER, not a paint reducer. Only use FasKolor FasReducer or AutoAir 4011 reducer. Windex will not compare. And I spray at 35-40 pounds for pretty much everything.