Mcw paints

MCW has been producing paint products for over 20 years.

If You run a hobby shop, ask us about carrying our line of enamel paints. We have been producing our products for over 20 years. We can produce almost any factory car color used from the 's to the 's. Our ever growing line of military colors provide the right base for your award winning kits. Our paints are produced using only top quality PPG paint products and formulas.

Mcw paints

This item can only ship by ground in the lower 48 states. MCW has been producing paint products for over 20 years. MCW can produce almost any factory car color used from the 's to the 's, specializing in the often neglected area of American car paints colors. MCW started adding enamel paints to their lineup in early , as a replacement for discontinued Model Master paints. What they ended up with was a far superior product that has more versatile. You can brush paint right our of the jar, thin it and spray through an airbrush to get an incredibly beautiful, smooth, and glossy finish, and you can go a step further and use hardener to cure the paint for faster handling time. MCW paints are made using actual automotive grade single stage toners and formulas. The paint color you get is actually the real car formula from the manufacturer! Current MCW Enamel lineup is around colors, I will be stocking 80 colors to start, but will be adding more in the future. About a dozen of these colors were requested by me from MCW that I feel are iconic muscle car colors that will be available in enamels for the first time, and MCW will be adding them to their lineup. If you are needing a specific US 's to 80's color that you don't see here, contact me and I can probably get it for you on my next order. In our trials, MCW sprayed the paint at about psi. Depending on airbrush and conditions you may want to adjust your pressure up or down. A thinner mix will allow lower air pressure, and less waste. We recommend spraying it a lower pressure for fine details also for fine details you may want to some more reducer.

We recommend using MCW enamel reducer or lacquer thinner. We recommend spraying it a lower mcw paints for fine details also for fine details you may want to some more reducer.

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MCW Finishes. Reviewed by Jason Woollett. These paints are enamel based paint, and on opening the bottle, that smell of these paints took me back to when I was a young boy brush finishing my first kits. Whilst I love the smell, you are best to have a well ventilated area when using these paints. They can be brush painted, or suitable thinned to use with your airbrush. Their paints are produced using only top quality PPG paint products and formulas, and they mix and package their own paints. Besides their colour range, there is also a hardener to dry the paint faster around 4hrs and an enamel reducer.

Mcw paints

MCW has been producing paint products for over 20 years. MCW can produce almost any factory car color used from the 's to the 's, specializing in the often neglected area of American car paints colors. MCW started adding enamel paints to their lineup in early , as a replacement for discontinued Model Master paints. What they ended up with was a far superior product that has more versatile. You can brush paint right our of the jar, thin it and spray through an airbrush to get an incredibly beautiful, smooth, and glossy finish, and you can go a step further and use hardener to cure the paint for faster handling time. MCW paints are made using actual automotive grade single stage toners and formulas. The paint color you get is actually the real car formula from the manufacturer! Current MCW Enamel lineup is around colors, I will be stocking 80 colors to start, but will be adding more in the future. About a dozen of these colors were requested by me from MCW that I feel are iconic muscle car colors that will be available in enamels for the first time, and MCW will be adding them to their lineup. If you are needing a specific US 's to 80's color that you don't see here, contact me and I can probably get it for you on my next order.

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You can brush paint right our of the jar, thin it and spray through an airbrush to get an incredibly beautiful, smooth, and glossy finish, and you can go a step further and use hardener to cure the paint for faster handling time. Other may work, you may want to experiment on your own. My personal favorite for cleaning airbrushes is the Tamiya Airbrush cleaner or Montana brand Acetone spray. Cart 0. We recommend spraying it a lower pressure for fine details also for fine details you may want to some more reducer. Powered by GoDaddy. MCW can produce almost any factory car color used from the 's to the 's, specializing in the often neglected area of American car paints colors. Primer needs to be reduced 1 part primer to 1 parts reducer. If you want to add the hardener, the ratio is 8 parts paint, 1-part hardener, and parts thinner This is based on a temperature of F, hotter temperatures will speed this up. As the paint will fully cover in thin coats, you can expect to get models out of a jar depending on primer used underneath, the color spraying, you desired shade, and your technique. We recommend using our EH Clear Hardener.

If You run a hobby shop, ask us about carrying our line of enamel paints. We have been producing our products for over 20 years. We can produce almost any factory car color used from the 's to the 's.

Make sure you know which cleaners are safe for your airbrush. Final Thoughts Use any lacquer thinner or Tamiya Airbrush Cleaner to clean thoroughly after you are done. Primer needs to be reduced 1 part primer to 2 parts reducer. You can use disposable pipets and mixing cups, If you are using a color cup, use a pipette to mix using the above ratio We recommend using a good primer like our MCW line of primers to help adhesion and to help avoid pooling or pulling from high and low spots. Depending on airbrush and conditions you may want to adjust your pressure up or down. Happy Holidays. Hardener helps speed up tape time with multiple colors. Shipping calculated at checkout. We recommend using a good primer like our MCW line of primers to help adhesion and to help avoid pooling or pulling from high and low spots. About Us. You can use disposable pipets and mixing cups, If you are using a color cup, use a pipette to mix using the above ratio Shipping calculated at checkout. We recommend spraying it a lower pressure for fine details also for fine details you may want to some more reducer.