I was just wondering what is a good starting point for reduction psi for different substrates and what is your preferred starting point(where you start and decide if you will add more reducer or not when you see how airbrush and paint is behaving). I know there is many stuff which decide how much reducer or paint like humidity etc. That's why I am asking about starting point.
So I was thinking something like this(probably also important what kinda paper you use if you spray on paper I would guess):
PSI / REDUCER / PAINT / SUBSTRATE / TYPE OF PAINT / AIRBRUSH
this is just an example :
30PSI / 3 drops reducer / 10 drops paint / T-shirt / Wicked 0.35 Eclipse
I am asking just for good starting point. Probably this info would be use full to some new airbrush member as well. Care to share?
edit: I added airbrush, cause I forgot about we are using airbrush
So I was thinking something like this(probably also important what kinda paper you use if you spray on paper I would guess):
PSI / REDUCER / PAINT / SUBSTRATE / TYPE OF PAINT / AIRBRUSH
this is just an example :
30PSI / 3 drops reducer / 10 drops paint / T-shirt / Wicked 0.35 Eclipse
I am asking just for good starting point. Probably this info would be use full to some new airbrush member as well. Care to share?
edit: I added airbrush, cause I forgot about we are using airbrush
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