Your best bet with enamels, is to use just your normal regular everyday Kleen Strip lacquer thinner mixed at a 1:1 ratio with the paint. In this way, you get the thinning qualities and it dries much quicker, smoother, and harder. Great video by the way!

I got my first H today

Well explained. Simply put. Thanks...

My two head sprayers are Romanian and from kossovo. Kept me in prepping and wont teach me to spray, i asked many times. So Im going buck wild and learning myself. Thanks for such clear information, these fools would make rocket science out of it.

I’m sorry but they are not thinned enough straight out the bottle.

I am undercoating my car today I didnt know what order to put the paint into the cup. Thanks to you Epoxy Hardener then Thinners noone else Ive watch 20-30 videos and they dont tell you what order thats the most important part Paint Hardener then thinners why cant others just say that?

Very clear! Crystal :)

Thank you very much for this, extremely helpful.

Thank you brother

Thank you for a very understandable video. One thing though: Just where can one get a Matrix System Mixing pot or similar? I have searched but all I can find is 50 Pieces of one pot or another that is completely different than the pot that you use! Understanding Mixing Ratios really does depend on using the Pot you use. Looking at the other Pots on-line they look completely different and therefor are a complete mystery to me!!! Please could you advise me where I can get an Identical one that you use from, hopefully in the UK, but I could always purchase from the USA if possible! Thank you all, Rob in the Berkeley Vale, Gloucestershire, in the West of England.

The best explanation brother

Thank you brother I went through video after video and didn't get any of the information that you just gave. You just made my paint project so much easier!! Thank you sir

I will say this is the best video on here

What if it was 1:1 and need to reduce 20%

Great Video thanks for sharing

Is this the Don Yost method? Did you use odorless thinner????

Now what if I don’t have a cup like that

My mind tends to overcomplicate things. So much appreciated!

Thank you, I really like your explanation. I have never for once thought in this direction before, I was just sitting down this night and thought about what to do being the type of person that I am, always searching for new things and mixing paint just came to my mind and for the very first time I was able to get something tangible from you. Thanks once again and I will always get in touch if there is or there other things that I will like to know.

Thank you.

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thumbs down very bad introduction!

Thank you for the video

@Andy X Where is part 5? the next stage of the painting process?

Very well explained, easy to understand as I know what to do to mix it. You should always use the same number when you fill up no matter what the mixing ratio is, but all of them must come with same number to get good mix. For example, your primer is 4:1, look at 4:1 on the cups. Fill up the primer to 2, then fill up the hardener to 2 to make it 4:1. Same with clear coats but the mixing ratio is different 👍

Explained very well. I am now confident in mixing my paint. Thank you Subscribed!

DO NOT USE ANY FLOOR WAX IN YOU WATER BASED PAINT!!!! You are altering the chemistry of the paint and leaving your self open problems including poor adhesion. You can use one of the Future replacement Over the finished model if you want, just done be too surprised if it turns yellow if left in sunlight.

Note to those just finding these KZfaqs on Createx paint. Notice they are 10 years old. I have been using them for 20 years and yes you don't apply them like the enamels and lacquers available to the modeling hobby. Createx has made several changes and have come out with new lines and technologies. The newer Wicked line is a great line for plastic modelers but you need to follow a few rules. Do yourself a favor and go over to Createx's youtube channel and watch Craig Fraser's videos, especially those on the Mandilorian helmets.

Thank you so much ❤️ 😊 this helped me 🙏🏼 I will use enamel thinner

Very clear thank you

Excellent explanation Thank you very much

Great explanation!

Hi do you used fine, medium or heavy needle? Thank you exelent job

Andy a hero out here🤣

Very detailed and great video. Thank you

I Brush Stynylrez on the mini...works great. It's so great, it even adheres to Reaper Miniatures shtty plastic Bones minis.

wow no one has ever said paint in bucket first... i like this video...

Will these paints work on lexan plastic RC bodies?

Thank You ,I Under Now ,Can You Do A Vid Explaining Best Ratios For 2k Paint, Metallic, Pearl etc Then The Next Vid On 1k Or 2k Primer

But how do you do a ratio that's 15:1? 15 paint and 16?5 hard

This helped me so much first time auto painter here!

This is by far the best ratio video out there I been searching for information on this for 2 weeks and finally found this.. thank you sir!! Best help there is..

Earl scheib $99 special?🤣 Jman

Hi, this is still confusing because it does not address the actual amounts you need, you only mentioned parts but if if I need ten ounces of resin, how far up that table do I go 2 or 3 or 4. That’s what’s missing from those cups. Thank you

Did you ever finish this?

2023 they say metalizer line no mo!😳 Jman

You are a lot of help thank you very much

Such a wonderful airbrush. I have a paasche double action, but prefer my h.

Great information. I'm just getting into using these for model cars. I have a lot leftover from my helmet painting days. Lol

Craft paints are for crafts, cutesy birdhouses and pop-sicle stick fences. I have a hard time watching KZfaq modellers spend good $$ on a kit and their time then cheap out on the finish. Like you say peanut butter will spray if you thin it enough. Years ago there was household vacuum cleaner company that included a paint sprayer to be attached to the exhaust port of the vacuum. Saw the results on a car, a hard porridge like texture. Use the right tools for the job................