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I looked everywhere for Liquitex Airbrush medium locally. Went to Michael's and they had like every Liquitex medium but Airbrush. I finally went to Home Depot and found something called Paint Easy by Wagner. Its listed as a latex paint conditioner and mentions specifically on the back that it can be used to thin acrylic paints. I picked up a bottle because I just got my airbrush and I am super excited to try it out.. Is this stuff okay to use with a silverline evolution brush? I just don't want to break anything ;-)
   
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Long-Range Land Speeder Pilot





You can run it through an airbrush just fine.

Hail the Emperor. 
   
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UK - Warwickshire

Never heard of that stuff
But Les' Recipe for airbrush thinner with Citadels is Liquitex Matt Medium, Liquitex Flow Aid and Distilled Water.

Personally I use the Airbrush Medium that you were looking for, and its great. But the matt medium with flow aid might be a good substitute (not tried it personally, but les' wash recipe is great, and I've no reason to doubt him at this point)

'Ain't nothing crazy about me but my brain. Right brain? Riight! No not you right brain! Right left brain? Right!... Okay then lets do this!! 
   
 
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