Acrylic XF23 Light Blue 3/4 oz

Name: Acrylic XF23 Light Blue 3/4 oz
Brand: Tamiya
Price: 3.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (17 reviews)

Item Number: tam81323

4.7 Stars (17 Reviews)

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Acrylic XF23 Light Blue 3/4 oz

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Product Details

23ml Jar of Tamiya XF-23 Light Blue color Acrylic Flat (Matt) Paint.

Product Rank

#127 in Acrylic
#345 in Paints
#512 in Building Supplies

Features

Can be used on styrol resins, styrofoam, wood, plus all of the common model plastics.
Covers well, flows smoothly with no blushing or fading, and can be blended easily.

Comments

Thin using Tamiya Thinner: 23ml (TAM81020) , 46ml (TAM81030) , 250ml (TAM81040)

Specifications

Volume: 23ml

Tamiya Product Number: 81323

Reviews

Review Summary

The reviews highlight a strong satisfaction with the quality and ease of use of these paints, noting their excellent coverage, durable finish, and compatibility with airbrushing techniques. Many users appreciate the beautiful shades, particularly the light blue, and the convenience of water wash-up. Some feedback mentions a desire for larger bottle sizes and varying opinions on the need for thinning before use.

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By: c.lomas

Excellent paints,never any problems with them. Need a larger bottle though.

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Tamayia XF23 Light Blue

By: Ed A. (Linden, NJ)

A really beautiful shade of LIGHT BLUE which I used to air brush the bottom of the Italeri AMERICAN AIR ACES version of the 1943 Tunisia U.S. Sparmarine Spitfire as the directions called for( or AZURE BLUE) as opposed to SKY It came out outrageous. If it were a clear blue sky this shade would be perfectly blended in. It also used FLAT MIDDLESTONE and FLAT DARK EARTH for the top fuselage. Picks to follow

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Great acrylic paint

By: nscrfns (Killeen, TX)

Paint to Thinner range 2:1 to 1:1 for airbrushing depending on air pressure, paint volume and distance from subject. Experiment on scrap plastic first. For me 2:1 works best on lighter colors

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