what color type?

[handyman]

Hi
All paints are sprayable (oils, acrylics, watercolors, automotive paints, enamels, urethanes, Inks, dyes, etc.) water based ready to spry, few needs thinners. Which type of color is good for automotive airbrush jobs?

I know this Question is asked many time. In answer we will get few brand names and their products. These brands are not available in every part of world, kindly guide us little chemistry of automotive airbrush colors, so we can chose form available colors in our part of world.

[yardartnut]

Originally Posted by handyman

Hi
All paints are sprayable (oils, acrylics, watercolors, automotive paints, enamels, urethanes, Inks, dyes, etc.) water based ready to spry, few needs thinners. Which type of color is good for automotive airbrush jobs?

I know this Question is asked many time. In answer we will get few brand names and their products. These brands are not available in every part of world, kindly guide us little chemistry of automotive airbrush colors, so we can chose form available colors in our part of world.

I would say go for the primary and mix what cha need...maybe someone will chime in soon with another opine

[handyman]

didn't understand what you trying to say??? kindly explain it little.

[redneck]

Originally Posted by handyman

didn't understand what you trying to say??? kindly explain it little.

the primary colors are red, blue, yellow , with these 3 colors plus white and black ,you can made any colors

[KDSilverBrush]

Originally Posted by handyman

Hi
All paints are sprayable (oils, acrylics, watercolors, automotive paints, enamels, urethanes, Inks, dyes, etc.) water based ready to spry, few needs thinners. Which type of color is good for automotive airbrush jobs?

I know this Question is asked many time. In answer we will get few brand names and their products. These brands are not available in every part of world, kindly guide us little chemistry of automotive airbrush colors, so we can chose form available colors in our part of world.

Auto Air colors are a good type to start with, as they are water soluable, and can be cleared with a urethane clear.

[incognito]

Hi there handyman, for automotive colours you would either go with the urethanes, and solvent based paints, thinners from an auto paint supplier. However if you go that route, you will need to take more precautions with solvent based paints, than water based. Solvents are harmful of course to inhale, so good filter masks are a must, and protective clothing to protect your skin, also it is advisable to have a well ventilated area'
As Kdsilverbrush points out the Auto air range of paints are designed for auto applications, being water based they are much safer to use, and don't require the same specialist environment to spray. They are part of the createx family of paints. In the how to section on this forum there is a good explanation of paint types. Or you could just go to this link AutoAir Colors
Which is their web site. Of course you could always source them online, and have them delivered, if they are not common in your part of the world. I realise that some parts of the world on line purchase is more difficult, but if you can register with paypal for funds transfer for instance, some shops offer paypal to pay for goods, and that might help you.

Hope this answers some of your questions

[handyman]

yardartnut, redneck, KDSilverBrush, incognito Guys bundle of thanks

i will try to get some primary colors with white and black, great tip

incognito thanks for links lot of reading material is available, after reading i will come back with more Questions.

can i use water based acrylic colors for automotive abing?

[Bahamut]

I wouldn't use acrylic colors, they don't bond very well to metals.