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2014/08/11 06:25:30
Subject: Oh my god, how useful is a wet palette? And what else am I not doing?
Thats what mine is. Wet paper towel with parchment (baking) paper on top in a sealable plastic gw grass tufts box. Paint stays wet for days and there's no paint seep through to the paper towel.
Vallejo liquid gold range!!! Just an awesome set of paints.
However don't use them on a wet pallets they are alcohol based so you need isopropyl to thin them and clean your brushes
2014/08/11 12:31:13
Subject: Oh my god, how useful is a wet palette? And what else am I not doing?
Regarding the airbrush- I currently only basecoat with one. I stick to Tamiya primer in a spray can to prime- it's just so much faster for an "army level" job!
