Tamiya X-28 Park Green (Enamel) is an opaque gloss green enamel (synthetic) paint in a 10 ml package, suitable for airbrush and brush.
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A paint from the Tamiya enamel (synthetic, solvent-based) line in a 10 ml bottle. The X line = a gloss surface. X-28 Park Green is a rich, lively park green with full covering power — unlike the transparent shades of the Clear type, this shade really does hide the surface underneath.
It IS: an ordinary opaque gloss green paint for larger areas and for details. It is NOT: a transparent tinting coat, nor a military khaki or olive green — Park Green is a civil, clean and bright green tone, not a camouflage shade. Take care as well not to confuse it with the acrylic version of the same number X-28, which Tamiya makes alongside it. This item is an ENAMEL: it is thinned with the X-20 thinner (the enamel one, without the A), not with the acrylic X-20A.
Suitable for airbrush and brush. For spraying, thin it with Tamiya X-20 thinner. Stir the bottle thoroughly before use so that the pigment is evenly dispersed. Enamel paint dries more slowly than acrylic, which is an advantage for a smooth, self-leveling surface when brushing — do not try to smooth a coat that is already setting. For a rich gloss, apply several thin coats rather than one heavy one.
For modelers of civil and utility machinery, builders of dioramas and anyone who needs a good gloss green in a small, practical 10 ml package. Even a beginner will manage it.
A flammable liquid. It irritates the airways. Use only in well-ventilated spaces and protect your airways, eyes and skin. Keep out of the reach of children and away from open flame.
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