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I've read online that I should use Windex as a thinner for Vallejo and Citadel paints. Is there any concern with the blue-colored Windex tinting the color of the paint?

Ive never had any issues with it, although I havent worked with white much using it.

If it does however, you could always get a bottle of actual airbrush thinner

I dont think its an issue though, the pigments in any decent paint are going to be alot stronger than a very weak/diluted blue thats in the windex. And window cleaner is supposed to evaporate anyway(which is why it works with airbrushing- it should be gone before it ever makes contact with the model).

I hear there is also clear Windex no blue dye for the environmental nuts who think it is bad or something