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Simply Airbrush Paint Set For Beginners

$11.00 USD - $38.00 USD
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Size: Set of 5
$11.00 USD
$11.00 USD
Brand: NO-NAME brand
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SKU: NNP-Primary
Simply Airbrush Paint Set For Beginners NO-NAME brand
$11.00 USD
$11.00 USD

NO-NAME Simply airbrush paint water-based ready to spray out of the bottle acrylic primary colors set

We designed this paint with new users in mind:

- start with ease: just shake the bottle, open, and pour the paint into airbrush, no need to reduce or prepare in any way.

- Universal paint is used for most surfaces so new users can experiment! Primer is recommended, but we tested this directly on many surfaces and were happy with the adhesion.

- priced to compete with the cheapest airbrush paints on the market (most of them come from China), while our paint is made in the USA!

- colors mix well with each other to create new colors. Unleash your creativity and create unique color combinations on your own!

- compatible with additives/colors from other water-based paint brands we sell, such as ChromaAir, Createx, Mission Models

The set includes 5 primary colors, 1oz each, and a bottle of airbrush cleaner. For cleaning, you can also use alcohol, water, and universal airbrush cleaners such as Createx 5618 or Grex GXCL or MEDEA Airbrush Cleaner

The primary set includes:

NP-001 White
NP-002 Black
NP-003 Yellow
NP-004 Blue
NP-005 Red

16-color set includes the following colors:

NP-001 White
NP-002 Black
NP-003 Yellow
NP-004 Blue
NP-005 Red

NP-006 Apple green
NP-007 Purple/violet
NP-008 Pink
NP-009 Magenta
NP-010 Pines grey
NP-011 Brown
NP-012 Sepia
NP-013 Medium grey
NP-014 Orange
NP-015 Light blue
NP-016 Dark green

Made in the USA

Customer Reviews

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D.S.
Upside down

They put the paint in the box upside down or the labels on upside down not sure which. Otherwise fine paints

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Ryan Barkley
Good paint

I actually did do a pretty positive full review on these, but spraygunner ignored. But nonetheless. These are good paints for their purpose.

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R.E. Klaus
Great pre-thined paint

I wanted to try this paint since I saw it in the 8th year birthday video. It is very thin so great for small nozzles ans low air pressures. Red, Blue, and Black are rich and cover well. The yellow is very transparent so needs multiple coats for a solid look. Best for graphic on softer surfaces (paper, canvas, etc.) On hard surfaces, multiple light coats are the key. It would be a great low cost practice paint for artists.

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R.E. Klaus
Great new water based acrylic paint

I ordered a set as soon as I saw they where available.
First a small disclaimer: I not an artist, just a plastic modeler.
These are very high quality paints. They are pre-thinned but I feel too thin for how I paint. They would probably be very good for art and graphics with a small, 0.2mm or smaller nozzle. With a 0.3 mm nozzle you get a lot of paint sprayed very quickly even at 15psi. I sprayed it from 10 psi up to 35 psi right out of the bottle. At 20 psi, it flooded a plastic spoon quicker than I expected. It is so thin that if sprayed in a wet coat on a hard surface, it mottles slightly but smooths out as it dries. On hard surfaces, light coats are the key. Sprayed on paper this was not a problem. It tends to atomize best above 20 psi with the Sparmax Max 3 airbrush I used but would do thinner lines than I expected with it's 0.3 mm. The colors are slightly transparent so multiple coats will be needed for a solid color and the color of the primer/base coat will effect the final result. As they are a water based acrylic they do dry fairly quick but flat in luster.
This would be a great, inexpensive ($2 for a 1 ounce bottle in the primary set) practice paint.