Thread: createx wicked paint

Has anyone else tried the new createx wicked paint? chrmac has a post of a pic using the paint, he swears by it, and i gotta say it really jumps out at you(also the artist had a hand in it, lol)

so auto-bourne works on tshirt AND automotive work??

Hey brushbyair, thnx very much for the info, createx is so much safer and easier than auto base paint, i'm gonna order some and see what it's like
cheers!!

gotta love a dual purpose paint gonna have to order atleast the black and white of wicked if i can use it on both woohoo

zero420

it gets better, i'm paying $16 for 120 ml of createx, i can get wicked online for $25 for 480 ml. MMUUUUUCHHHH CHEAPER!!

here's a snippet of what it says on the website i deal through:

Suitable for T-shirt, Automotive,Canvas, Wood artists. Totally NEW formula, Createx Wicked is aptly named with minimum overspray, virtually no tip dry issues and ultra fine atomization for uses even now with a Custom Micron. Follow the normal drying procedure as Createx Colors requirements. and reduce with Auto Air 4011 Reducer.

i hear ya redneck, i'm going to have a good look at it today, will post how it goes

I purchased Wicked in the primaries, white and black and have been very satisfied with it using the 4011 reducer with the letter batch codes. Since the Wicked and Auto Air Borne are the same, the only problem that some may have is that (to date from my supplier) the Wicked only comes in 16oz bottles as the smallest quantity where as the AAB can be purchased in 4 oz bottles at a slightly higher cost. I think that in the future I will be buying the AAB because it is available in wider variety. --JM2cents.

Gators, i did the same, got black and white and primaries, still got a heap of createx in stock, so i'll probably mix and match. be interesting to see how it goes, hope to get it by friday so i can try it out on the weekend :0

what is the clean up like and why are they only going as low as16 0z. that's a lot of paint and if it has shelf life I am looking for something for skateboards and sculptures and wood this may be it but I paint in my house and I have a daughter I do not want to in danger her when she watches I have her put on a disposable mask what is safety on wicked or the other paint aab ANY HELP WOULD BE MOST APPRECIATED

Hi nova, i can only get wicked in the larger bottles here in australia, but the standard createx comes in 4 oz. also, i'm still a bit confused on the subject, others here will know, but i think autobourne is the same as wicked(like i said i think) and it comes in the smaller bottles. i'm not 100% sure, but like i said others will know for sure. as for cleanup, i use windex window cleaner watered down 50%, then rinse with water. just a tip, i have left it in the airbrush cup overnight a few times without any trouble, but if i use all the paint in the brush cup and forget to clean it, the next day it's a bit of a mission to get it clean, the createx sets a bit, lol.

thanks it helps at this point I like media and golden I have tried the regular createx I have hade some problems w/I really would like to start trying t-shirts this is why I would like a paint that would be good for t-shirts hard surfaces and canvas

ok," senior moment" here!! just to clarify, i can use "auto-borne on tees and metal etc?so whats the diff between "wicked" and "auto-borne"?( which im using now and really like)riki.

thanks ralph, bit clearer now, might go and find some t-shirts! didnt know i could use "auto-borne on them!, riki.

maybe they should market a new line called wicked autobourne...

Avoid using Windex, ammonia based cleaners, etc., in your airbrush, the ammonia will damage the brass and chrome. Sucking in the fumes of window cleaner or cleaners like fantastic is hazardous toyour health too.

I think the name difference was devized for the US/North American market, and the European,British, Austrailia, and New Zealand markets. I don't know which, if either, they are marketing in the middle east, the Asian markets, South American, or African marketplace