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tucky
Guest
do any of you great people know if anyone is selling etac in the states....i can not find it...thanks
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Heliotropic
Guest
The manufacturer is in the states and it's sold through usairbrush.com
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jgny1
Guest
This is the only place I know to get it.
http://www.usairbrush.com/
http://www.usairbrush.com/
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HCP-draggin
Guest
Yup, it's made here in the US, and is available through usairbrush.com. I know Grex was re-labeling E'Tac Private Stock and selling it for a while, but I'm not sure if they're still doing that or not. Bill (the owner/inventor/mad scientist at E'Tac) is VERY picky about who he will allow to sell his paint, so you're not going to find it at Hobby Lobby.
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tucky
Guest
thanks everybody
Leg74
Triple Actioner
I have seen etac line at usairbrush.com and appears just certain colors are available. Are these the only colors that etac make? And if not how can I go about getting to choose from the rest of the color palette.
Been wanting to try etac paint line and this is the only thing that is stopping me ordering etac, limit color palette.
Please any advice is very welcome.
Been wanting to try etac paint line and this is the only thing that is stopping me ordering etac, limit color palette.
Please any advice is very welcome.
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ad fez
Guest
That's the full range of colours there.....to be honest though i don't know how many more you need?
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
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Madbrush
Guest
Here is the EFX line. I don't even have all of them, and it's all I'd ever need.
I have the three primaries, plus black, white and umber and I manage just fine, although I don't need much else I may order ochre with the next batch just make somethings a little easier, other than that I seem to have everything I need, except talent of course
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
I have the three primaries, plus black, white and umber and I manage just fine, although I don't need much else I may order ochre with the next batch just make somethings a little easier, other than that I seem to have everything I need, except talent of course
I tend to prefer having Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, warm/cool neutral, and of course Black and White. Having the wide variety makes it much easier when I'm matching colors and when I need to do subtle color shifts at the end of a painting.
I'm still working on the talent thing myself.
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Madbrush
Guest
I tend to prefer having Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, warm/cool neutral, and of course Black and White. Having the wide variety makes it much easier when I'm matching colors and when I need to do subtle color shifts at the end of a painting.
I'm still working on the talent thing myself.
Not so long ago I threw a full box full of paint that was no good anymore, I reckon there was close to $1000 worth all just gone bad due to age, so I only buy what I need now and mixing from the primaries is the quickest way to use it up, most of my projects are smaller than A3 which doesn't help, my theory is when half of what I have is up, I'll replace it all then I have the same set again from scratch, mixing colours is pretty much my job, at work I frequently have to mix non standard colours for folks which are discontinued but they still want the same colour, we carry tints with us all the time, part of the fun is mixing too.
beanpoleuk
Air-Valve Autobot!
I use only the transparent colours and still surprise myself how wide a color range i can 'mix on the paper' with just Paynes grey, burnt umbra, brown ochre, golden ochre , red ochre and sometimes a little blue.
Strictly Attitude
Air-Valve Autobot!
I love Etac order it up that's the right site and there are plenty of colors there
Clive Stevens
Mac-Valve Maestro!
Yep, love the stuff, and always top up with a new order each time I'm lucky enough to go to the states!
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Mr. Magoo
Guest
FYI, E'tac sells direct from their web site.
