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Aqueous Hobby Color H93 Gloss Clear Blue 10ml

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Aqueous Hobby Color is a very safe paint which has a high degree of user friendliness.
aqueoushobbycolor-paint can be diluted with water if desired, while paint brushes can be cleaned and washed out in water. Ensuring that this is before the paint is dry.
The solvent contained inaqueoushobbycolor-paint is very mild.

  • It provides a glossy texture and very good levelling qualities (ie the smoothness of coated film of paint), resulting in a very good level of painted finish. In particular, the gloss level achieved with the use ofaqueoushobbycolor-gloss paints is excellent.
  • Gloss levels obtained using gloss coat Aqueous Hobby Colors can be adjusted by using H-40 Flat Base - mix approximately 5% of H-40 Flat Base to convert gloss colors to a matt finish, or 5 to 10% for a semi gloss finish. The percentage of Flat Base used can be adjusted to vary the amount of gloss level obtained.
  • It is not necessary to diluteaqueoushobbycolor-for brush painting as a basic rule, but if using an airbrush to spray Aqueous Hobby Color, dilute the paint with 100 to 150% Mr.aqueoushobbycolor-Thinner (T-110 0r T-111).
  • When brush painting, generally 1 to 2 coats are recommended, and 2 to 3 coats when using an air brush. If painting a light color over a darker base surface, more coats of paint may be required.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ella ★★★★★

Picked this up for the canopy trim on a 1/72 fighter and the gloss lays down really smooth with a brush, no thinning needed. Cleanup is just water, which I appreciate since I do most of my painting at the kitchen table.

George M. ★★★★★

I love how easily this blue gloss cleans up with just water — no harsh solvents needed. The 10ml bottle is perfect for small projects.

Penelope ★★★★★

The gloss clear blue goes on smooth and looks great straight from the bottle, but I love that I can thin it with water for a lighter wash. Cleanup was just rinsing my brush under the tap, which makes this about as hassle-free as painting gets.