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Painting and Weathering Using Water Based Acrylic - Rebuilding the mill by Mountains in Minutes

Painting and weathering the Gardner Mill using water-soluble acrylic paints, latex house paint, craft paints, and hobby paints. Getting great results without using any solvent-based paints. Many (most) people use the expression "acrylic" paint to mean water-based paints. Yet most lacquer paints are acrylic as well. So we will use the expressions "water-based" and "solvent-based" paints. Today we are painting the Gardner Brothers Mill model in 1/2' scale (1:24 scale) and weathering and highlighting the stone and woodwork. It's important to know that these water-based paints can not mix, ON ANY LEVEL with solvent-based paints. We have purchased a second airbrush just for water-soluble paints as any acetone or lacquer thinner touching the water-based paint will attack the paint plugging up the airbrush or paint bush. So for this project, we are sticking with 100% water-based paint, even though we usually use lacquer. Water-based paints do offer some advantages over solvent-based paints. While many people think clean-up is easier with water-based paints, generally (I think) it's not an advantage. Unless you are painting your house in which case... I digress. But it's actually easier to clean solvent-based paints out of an air brush than water-based paints. Keep in mind you should NEVER clean your water-based paint airbrush with solvents. Cross-contamination will probably happen no matter how hard you try to prevent it. There are good water-based airbrush cleaners out there. #modelrailroader #modelrailroad #modelpainting #weathering