Gaahleri Kaleido ColorWorks Airbrush Retarder Thinner - 60ml

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The Gaahleri Kaleido ColorWorks Airbrush Retarder Thinner (KT102) is an essential tool for scale modelers and hobbyists using acrylic paints who struggle with premature tip drying or uneven spray patterns. This 60ml additive effectively slows the drying process of acrylic paint, allowing for smoother flow and extended work time, though users must be careful with dosage to avoid excessively long cure times on the model surface.
| Model Part Number | KT102 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gaahleri |
No, this product is specifically formulated for acrylic paints used in model building.
No, the Gaahleri Kaleido Retarder Thinner is clear and does not affect the pigment or finish of your acrylic paints.
Start with a 1:10 ratio and adjust based on your local climate and specific paint brand needs.
No, this is an additive. You should still use your standard thinner to achieve the correct spray consistency, then add the retarder to manage drying time.
When used as directed, it is safe for standard airbrush seals and components.
You may have added too much retarder; reduce the ratio in your next mixture and allow more time for the previous layer to dry.
Increase the amount of retarder slightly or check that your air pressure isn't too high, which can accelerate drying.
To integrate this product into your workflow, ensure your airbrush is clean before beginning. Add the retarder to your paint after you have achieved your desired thinning ratio with standard thinner. Always store the bottle in a cool, dry place and ensure the cap is tightly closed to prevent the thinner itself from evaporating. This product is compatible with most water-based and alcohol-based acrylics, but it is recommended to perform a test spray on a piece of plasticard before applying it to your primary project to verify compatibility with specific paint brands.