Ammo by Mig Outlining Black Acrylic Paints for Miniatures - A.MIG-F502

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This guide is for miniature painters seeking a high-quality, reliable black acrylic paint for outlining and detail work. The key benefit is its formulation for both brush and airbrush, offering versatility and a smooth finish. A potential caveat is the need for specific thinners for optimal airbrush performance. This paint is water-soluble, odorless, and non-toxic, featuring an included stainless-steel agitator for easy mixing within its 17ml jar.
| Model Part Number | A.MIG-F502 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mig Ammo |
Shake the jar vigorously for at least a minute. The included stainless-steel agitator is designed to break up pigment clumps and ensure a homogenous mixture.
While you can use water for basic brush thinning and cleanup, for airbrushing, it is highly recommended to use the specific A.MIG-2000 Acrylic Thinner for optimal performance and to prevent clogging.
The paint dries completely in approximately 24 hours. Touch-dry time will be significantly shorter.
Yes, the non-toxic and water-soluble nature makes it beginner-friendly, especially for brush application. Airbrush use may require some practice.
Clean your brushes immediately after use with plain water. For dried paint, use a dedicated brush soap or cleaner.
When stored properly with the lid tightly sealed in a cool, dry place, the paint should remain usable for a considerable time. Check for signs of drying or separation.
Thin with A.MIG-2000 Acrylic Thinner, starting with a ratio of 1:1 and adjusting as needed. Ensure the paint is thoroughly shaken.
Ensure the paint is adequately mixed and thinned. Clean your brush or airbrush more frequently during use. A flow improver can sometimes help.
Ensure the model surface is clean, free of grease or dust, and has been properly primed. Reapply primer if necessary.
Use a wet palette or add a small amount of acrylic retarder to the paint mix to extend drying time.
Setup:
Compatibility:
This paint is designed to adhere to a variety of model surfaces, including plastic, resin, and metal, typically after priming. It is compatible with other water-based acrylic paints, though testing on a small area is advised before full application to ensure no adverse reactions.
Care: