U.S. Art Supply 16-Ounce Pint Airbrush Thinner for Reducing Airbrush Paint for All Acrylic Paints - Extender Base, Reducer to Thin Colors Improve Flow - Works for Thinning Acrylic Pouring Paint

Worked fine

Good size for the price

i thought is clear thinner its white and its reduces the transparency and the color richness little bet but its good

My complete apologies for giving you one star. I was mistaken thinking you gave me cleaner , not thinner. I got mixed up with the order. You have my best rating, 5 stars. Thank you!

Works as advertised. Arrived next day.

Great product

I work with acrylic paint a lot for building scale models and this thins thick pigment acrylic paints well for airbrush. Didn't get any dry tips 5 minutes spraying so is very good. I even try those cheap acrylic paints you can buy for a few dollars at Michaels and it works wonders. Just make sure you get the right mixture and you will get a good consistency.

Ok, I wanna preface this by saying that, I’m not using this airbrush medium to put paint through an airbrush machine. I’m using it to thin acrylic paint for paintings so that the paint moves more smoothly along the canvas. I’ve used airbrush medium for this for awhile, and it’s been working perfectly! Until I got this one. I’m not sure what exactly the difference is with this medium. It definitely thins the paint, but it’s almost like the paint doesn’t want to mix with the medium? It kinda gets weird and chunky, and eventually it will mix, but it takes waaaayyyy longer than my other mediums. The main issue though, is that I like to mix up custom colors for larger art pieces and keep them in airtight jars. With other airbrush mediums the paints have kept fine, and there have been no issues. But with this one the paint and the medium separate after about a day, and after about a week the paint is hard in the jar, and the airbrush medium is just looking gooey and gross sitting in there. It’s REALLY weird, because I’ve had paints without ANY airbrush medium in jars for over a year, and they’re as good as the day I made them, so I have no clue why this medium made the paint dry up? It’s strange. I would have given it 1 star, but I gotta take into account that I’m not technically using this for it’s intended purpose, so I can’t judge it too harshly. Imma go back to the old airbrush medium I was using for sure.