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Date Posted: 14:35:50 11/12/04 Fri
Author: Christine
Author Host/IP: 65.19.65.39
Subject: airbrushing

Any suggestions for diluting Wildlife Artist paints for airbrushing? It seeems like all of the colors require different dilutions. The worst is white. I think I may be diluting it too much because the air pushes the paint. I have the compressor set at 30psi. I seem to have better luck with the black and brown pigments. I use an Iwata HP-BC airbrush.

Also, how do I keep it from looking painted? I went to a taxidermy show and all of the mounts there looked very natural and soft. I can mount a deer ok, but my finish work really needs improvement.

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