Tamiya gloss black looks fantastic, with the second blue also on top.

Thanks vic for sharing i think ill try source out the paints to make that color shift be nice on new build love it bro great job, Keith

I was at Michaels and almost bought that stuff... then I thought better wait for Vic’s demo... it turned out nice both colors would look awesome on a car!! Thanks for sharing buddy!!! Model On!!!!!

The needle travel is adjusted by the knob at the rear of the airbrush to set a certain amount of paint put out by the airbrush, not air pressure. Just a note. The color shift paint is great though.

I agree ..The colors look better over Tamiya. Nice colors. Great review Vic. Thanks for sharing

This was helpful. I just picked up some of this at Michael’s in Syracuse, NY (haven’t seen it in Canada, yet). The tips were quite helpful. I’d be interested to see what the difference could be in printing the surface of the spoons first, and also, what might happen if you brushed thinned coats instead of straight out of the bottle. I’ve had good results with MMP, Tamiya, and Humbrol/Airfix paints going that direction.

Nice comparison between the two coatings, the Tamia looked better to me on the screen, thanks for sharing Vic

Those colour shift paints are fantastic

Sweet review there Vic I have the same airbrush have tried using Mr hobby leveling thinner it works all paints I have tried

Nice vid Vic, thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!

Great paint review Vic. The Tamiya gloss is by far the best base for that, far superior look and color.

It's so much nicer with the tamiya black for sure!

I feel any gloss black should do.. maybe some black primer then some gloss black followed by the color shift

Interesting to see the results

nice review Vic

Thx for sharing Vic!

Nice review Vic. Tamiya is always a winner haha.