99485: Ice to Never - Colorshift Metallic Miniature Paint

Newest Review:Changing this from 2/5 to 3/5 at the moment because I want to give this paint another chance. However my review below still currently stands. Although it wasn't working right for how I typically paint, I know not all paints are made the same. It is a let down though that I can't use Mr Color Leveling Thinner with this as I do with other paints. I'll play around with ratios and update my review with what works for me in the neat future. I was able to paint one small part that turned out great however it was still clogging my airbrush after every 1 second the way I thinned it with water (just eyeballing it like I typically do to get a nice consistency. I had to do fast bursts about 8" away with my paint limiter wide open which wasted a lot of paint but it was the only way at the time to get it to lay a thin coat without clogging.First Review:I've seen people use this paint online and it looks gorgeous. Unlike acrylics from Tamiya and Mr. Color this does NOT work with Mr. Color Leveling thinner. I put a few drops of this paint in my professional airbrush and literally 2 drops of Mr. Leveling Thinner in and it immediately turned into gum and then I spent the next hour cleaning out my airbrush. Decided to thin it with water my second time around. Only way I was able to get this to spray was to set my airbrush to 13-15psi at full blast which I had to spray very far away to get anywhere near an even coat. I must not be doing something right. However, for almost $10, you get an extremely small eye dropper of paint. I won't be buying this again and will stick to Tamiya, Alclad, Mr. Color, and Gaia paints.