Pro-Line RC Body Airbrush Paint (Fluorescent Orange) (2oz)
About this part
Ready to Spray
This pre-thinned airbrush paint makes it easy to grab the color you want and spray without the hassle of mixing (using a 0.5mm tip @ 30psi). You may reduce the paint with Pro-Line Paint Reducer (PRO6324-00 - sold separately) for smaller tips or specific applications.
Specially Formulated for Polycarbonate
Bash, Crash, Race or Show, Team Pro-Line has done it all! Pro-Line R/C Paint is a high-performance durable water-based airbrush paint that is specially formulated to meet the extreme requirements of polycarbonate R/C Bodies. It is durable yet flexible to allow R/C bodies to deform and come back to their shape. You will not only get great performance, you also get the same color options chosen by the experts.
Features:
- Professional Results
- Developed by R/C Painters for R/C Painters
- Specially Formulated for R/C Bodies
- Ready to Spray. Use right out of the bottle (with a 0.5mm tip @ 30psi)
- Spray Without the Hassle of Mixing
- Water Based
- Extremely Durable and Ultra-Flexible
- Easy to Use
- May be reduced with PRO6324-00 Paint Reducer (Sold Separately) for smaller tips and other specific applications
- Variety of Color Options
- Made in the USA, since 1982
- Secure lid & shake well for 30 seconds for optimum color mixture blend
- Use right out of the bottle (using a 0.5mm tip @ 30psi)
- May be reduced with PRO6324-00 Paint Reducer for smaller tips and other specific applications
CA Residents Prop 65 Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews2.5 · 2 reviews
Worst paint I have ever used. All 3 bottles were no good. 1 even opened in the bag that was shipped. Tried everything to get paint to mix, wouldn’t mix. Paint was full of lumps. I didn't use a strainer so the plant jammed up my airbrush gun. I don’t know if this particular color had been sitting on a shelf for a long time or what. I had also bought some bright white from proline. The white was great and worked as it should. I don’t know why the orange is so bad.
I have noticed with all the Proline paint I have to thin it. Not a big deal. This orange goes on thin and requires many coats (5 or more) before it starts to get nice and orange. It also needs a backer color. You need to be patient and do light coats to avoid runs as you think its not doing a lot when I spraying. But when done, this orange is a really nice color. Easy to see for my on road carpet racing. As for durablity, seems ok. I have used Tamiya PC paint in a can and I think that bights a bit better.