hey guys, my name is mike from nj, i been around solvent paints basically my whole, but i only been airbrushing for around 6 months, i was curious on how you guys thin your paints. like i said im use to solvents, but acrylics are tricky little guys, i have some great paint, i have holbein aeroflash, schmincke aerocolor, etac private stock, etac fx, createx, etc etc, i mainly use etac fx for detail work and for coverage, I'm actually still experimenting to see which one i prefer, holbein or schmincke, i usually reduce my etac 4 parts reduce air to 1 parts paint, and i add some water to thin more if i need, i use a .15 evolution cr, or my .18mm procon boy for detailing, and i use my meiji, grex xgis, or toricon all have .3mm for coverage, and if i need more coverage ill use my iwata kustom th, im just curious on how you guys do things, so maybe i can the different or better than what im doing now, i guess my problem is, i feel that i have to reduce my paint according to the nozzle size ofcourse, but then that means im working in transparents, and i feel that it just takes a long time to reach 100 percent, is there something different i can do, or a differwnt reduction, so i can reach black quicker even through my .15mm? or in the grand scheme of things i just have to learn to take my time, and just build it up, ive heard that trident paint ia very good and hard to make transparent, you can thin it down quite abit and still get solid black if you wanted to