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This AK Interactive 3G Acrylic paint is designed for scale modelers and miniature enthusiasts who require authentic, historically accurate tones for military vehicles. Its standout benefit is a technologically advanced formula that ensures smooth, clog-free application via both brush and airbrush, though users should ensure proper thinning ratios for best results when airbrushing.
| Model Part Number | 235479 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AK Interactive |
Yes, the 3G formula is designed to level well, making it excellent for brush painting small details.
While the paint has high adhesion, using a high-quality model primer is always recommended for the best results.
Yes, once the acrylic paint is fully cured, it is safe to use enamel or oil-based washes over it.
Use warm water or a dedicated acrylic brush cleaner immediately after use.
It is generally dry to the touch in minutes, but allow 1-2 hours for a full cure before heavy handling or weathering.
Thin the paint further with a dedicated acrylic thinner and ensure the pressure is set between 15-20 PSI.
The paint is likely drying before it hits the model surface; move closer to the model or reduce the air pressure.
Ensure the model kit has been thoroughly cleaned of mold release agents and primed before painting.
Before use, shake the bottle vigorously to ensure the high-density pigments are thoroughly mixed; using a stainless steel mixing ball inside the bottle can assist with this. For airbrushing, ensure your needle and nozzle are clean before starting. Always store the bottle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain the integrity of the acrylic emulsion. If the paint becomes too thick, use an acrylic-specific thinner rather than water to preserve the drying properties and adhesion strength. After painting, clean your airbrush with a dedicated acrylic cleaner or a mix of isopropyl alcohol and water to prevent long-term residue buildup.
