Acrylic/Poly Thinner X20A 8.5 oz

Don't get me wrong this product works great and can be used with almost every acrylic. However it is way too expensive for what it is. A 2 to 1 ration water to isopropyl alcohol with a mil of acrylic retarder and (optionally) a mil of flow improver per 60oz batch works exactly the same. A lot of the time more retarder has to be added even when using this product anyway so something good to have on hand. I use Windsor and Newton but Hobbylinc usually has Vallejo as well which is essentially the same thing and works well. Pick your favorite flow improver I use Liquitex because I randomly found it in a shop, but any brand will work. 1 bottle each of flow improver and acrylic retarder will last what seems like forever making its unit cost excellent.

This is the best cleaner I have used yet. I just can't paint without it. Pros- I love Tamiya paints and us them when ever I can. There cleaner is the best. I even us it on my Testors paints. Cons- none. It might be a little high in price, but saves a lot in replacing paint brushes, paint guns and parts.

It's the only thinner I use for my airbrushing. I start at 1-1 plus or minus for most of my Tamiya acrylics and it always seems to hold true. Also use it on about a 1-4 to 1-3 ratio (thinner to paint) to get the so-called 'Air' products from Vallejo, etc. to flow and mix just fine. I don't tediously measure or count drops, I just eyeball it and get it close.There's no reason for me to try anything else. Great, effective product, decent price, and a good size container that fits on the hobby shelf. Exclusively used and highly recommended.