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9.0
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Description:
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Exceptional clog-free performance and permanency make these dramatic colors the professional's choice for airbrush, traditional brush, or technical pen. Use them for painting, staining, glazing, inks, or colorants.
The rich, high-intensity colors allow the artist more control, with minimal tip build-up for faster clean-up. They're formulated using 100% acrylic polymer emulsion, and the finest lightfast pigments. Colors are available in opaque and transparent hues.
Ready to use with no dilution required. Use Extender to yield more transparency and increase permanency.
available at most fine art stores including Dick Blick and Dixie Art
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Airbrush Colors , water based artist airbrush colors art illustration air brush
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aixguy
Magazine Subscriber/ contributing artist
Registered: November 2004
Posts: 1712
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Review Date: Sun June 12, 2005
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
| Rating: 9
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Ready to shoot , no thinning
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I have only used the carbon black of this product while learning the basics of airbushing. This is great struff to lean with. There is very little tip dry and it goes a long long way. I highly recomend this to anyone starting out. I plan to purchas some other colors the next time I have access to it and try it out on illustration board. I will post an update and compairison to Comart Colors.
Doug
Update: 2 years later:
Golden Airbrush colors are very nice to work with and I use them often in combination with Comart colors. These paints are for any surface except textiles. The pigment is top notch and they spray very well in a .02 mm brush. The come in transparent an opaque colors and can be made more transparent with Golden transparent extender. a 2oz bottle will last a very very very long when doing tags and smaller types of illustration. Typically I do not paint large scale paintings so I can not comment on coverage but for licence tags and 15x20 or so illustration it will go very far. These paints can be erased to some extent, when several layers are built up it becomes very difficult.
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Doug
http://users.rcn.com/airscapes
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sg12369
Registered: August 2007
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Review Date: Tue August 14, 2007
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
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Hey Doug. You mentioned you can't use GOLDEN on textiles. While it would work, we actually recomend you use a 1:1 mixture of our Fluid Acrylics and Airbrush Medium. This gives you the maximum launderability without having to heat set the garment. For maximum durability and launderability we recomend spraying a thin coat of GAC 900 over finished artwork.
For more information on this particular subject visit http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/fabric.php
All the materials listed above and more are available in fine art stores and online at www.dickblick.com
If you have any other questions call GOLDEN Tech Support at 800-959-6543.
Seth
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