Hello All,
First of all I wanted to say thank you to all of you. This forum in particular has made my journey with the Iwata Micron CM-C Plus an enjoyable one. I had alot of problems for a long time with tip dry but luckily I found this place and ordered Golden High Flow paints and have had great luck using Iwata Flow Improver with a paint to medium ratio of averagely 1 drop of paint to 3 drops of medium. My trouble is as this thins it quite a bit and deletes the problem of dry tip I feel like it takes far too many layers to build up a strong coat on my miniatures. Does anyone have any advice on this? I run the psi at around idk 30 and control it with the MAC valve pressure dialed in so I'm spraying at real low psi generally. I would like to be able to put a strong layer of paint on the mini. After idk I'd expect 1-3 coats? Is this unreasonable? Please let me know. I apologize for the length. Thank you all!
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First of all I wanted to say thank you to all of you. This forum in particular has made my journey with the Iwata Micron CM-C Plus an enjoyable one. I had alot of problems for a long time with tip dry but luckily I found this place and ordered Golden High Flow paints and have had great luck using Iwata Flow Improver with a paint to medium ratio of averagely 1 drop of paint to 3 drops of medium. My trouble is as this thins it quite a bit and deletes the problem of dry tip I feel like it takes far too many layers to build up a strong coat on my miniatures. Does anyone have any advice on this? I run the psi at around idk 30 and control it with the MAC valve pressure dialed in so I'm spraying at real low psi generally. I would like to be able to put a strong layer of paint on the mini. After idk I'd expect 1-3 coats? Is this unreasonable? Please let me know. I apologize for the length. Thank you all!
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