Tamiya Colour Acrylic Paint - X-2 White - 10ml



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Tamiya Colour Acrylic Paint X-2 White is an ideal solution for hobbyists and scale modelers seeking a high-quality finish on a variety of surfaces. Its water-soluble resin base makes it incredibly versatile for both brush painting and airbrushing, delivering a smooth, professional-grade result. While it provides excellent coverage and durability, users should be aware that it requires proper thinning ratios when using an airbrush to prevent tip dry and ensure optimal flow.
| Model Part Number | 81502 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tamiya |
Yes, it adheres to metal, but it is highly recommended to use a dedicated metal primer first for the best durability.
Tamiya X-2 is a gloss white paint.
While water can be used for cleanup, it is strongly recommended to use Tamiya Acrylic Thinner for thinning to maintain the correct chemical balance and flow properties.
Acrylics typically dry to the touch in 15-30 minutes, but it is best to wait at least 1-2 hours before applying a second coat or masking.
Absolutely, this paint is specifically formulated to be compatible with all Tamiya styrene plastic kits.
Add Tamiya Acrylic Thinner in small increments until the paint reaches the consistency of skim milk.
Thin the paint slightly more and use a wider, softer brush, or apply multiple thinner coats rather than one thick layer.
Ensure the bottle is tightly sealed and use a stir stick or a small stainless steel agitator ball to mix the settled pigment at the bottom.
To ensure the best results, stir the paint thoroughly before use to redistribute the pigments. When airbrushing, clean the brush immediately after use with Tamiya Acrylic Thinner or a suitable lacquer thinner to prevent clogging. Always store the bottles in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain the integrity of the acrylic resins. The paint is fully compatible with most hobby-grade plastic surfaces; however, it is always recommended to test on a small piece of scrap material if you are using an unconventional surface material.