Mr.Hobby GSI-T303 Acrysion Solvent 250 ml - Brush and Airbrush Thinner  [GSI-T303]

Mr.Hobby GSI-T303 - Acrysion Solvent 250 ml for Water Based Color
Price:
CAD$11.47
Brand:
Mr.Hobby
Model:
GSI-T303
Condition:
Brand New
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Reliable Thinner for Aqueous Hobby Color

Mr.Hobby's GSI-T303 Acrysion Solvent is a straightforward thinning solution for hobbyists using water-based paints. This 250 ml bottle is formulated to work with the Aqueous Hobby Color Series, helping achieve a consistent flow for model kits, miniatures, and display figures.

Where to Use It

The Acrysion Solvent suits both fine detail work and broader coverage, making it useful when brushing or airbrushing. It reduces surface texture and promotes even layers on plastic parts and cast figures without altering the paint tone when used correctly.

Best Practice for Mixing

Start with small test mixes to find the right ratio for your technique and tools. Mix the solvent gradually into Mr.Hobby Aqueous Hobby Color paints to adjust viscosity and minimise brush strokes or orange peel when airbrushing. Test on scrap material before committing to the final coat.

Is GSI-T303 compatible with other water-based brands?

It is formulated for Mr.Hobby Aqueous Hobby Color, but many users report acceptable results with other water-based hobby paints. Always try a small sample mix first to check compatibility and finish.

What mixing ratio should I use for airbrushing?

There is no single ratio that fits all setups. A good starting point is light thinning until the paint flows smoothly through your airbrush; adjust by small increments and test spray on paper or sprue.

How do I clean my airbrush after using this solvent?

Rinse the airbrush with water first, then flush with a recommended cleaner for water-based paints. Wipe components and run cleaner through the nozzle to remove residue.

How should I store the solvent between sessions?

Keep the bottle sealed and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure the cap is tight to prevent evaporation and contamination.

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