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Revell Aqua Colour Acrylic Paint is a versatile, water-based solution ideal for model hobbyists who prioritize ease of use, low odor, and quick drying times. It performs exceptionally well across various materials including plastic, wood, and metal, though users must carefully manage thinning ratios when switching between brush application and airbrushing.
| Model Part Number | 36106 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Revell |
No, you cannot mix these acrylic paints with enamel paints. You can, however, paint over a dry enamel layer with Aqua Colour.
You can overpaint a coat after just one hour of drying time.
While water works for thinning, using 'Aqua Color Mix' is recommended for airbrushing as it prevents the paint from drying too quickly in the nozzle.
No, the paint is not inflammable and contains practically no organic solvents.
Yes, it is suitable for use on a variety of surfaces including plastic, glass, ceramics, wood, and metal.
Dilute the paint more carefully, ensuring the ratio does not exceed 25% water, and use a drying retardant like Aqua Color Mix.
Ensure the paint is properly thinned with a small amount of water to improve flow and work in thin, multiple layers.
Ensure the model surface was thoroughly cleaned or degreased before painting to ensure a proper bond.
Before starting, ensure your target surface is clean and free of dust or oils to maximize adhesion. When applying via brush, ensure your brush is slightly dampened to facilitate a smooth flow. If you are airbrushing, flush the device with water immediately after finishing to prevent paint buildup. If paint has dried inside the airbrush, use specialized 'Airbrush Clean' products. You can paint these acrylics over existing enamel paints, but ensure the base layer is completely dry first; never mix acrylic and enamel paints directly in the same container, as they are chemically incompatible.
