[Woodcarver] Relief Finishing Reply to Loren

[Loren Woodard]

Ramsey:

Thanks for the info.

Loren

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Hi Loren,

I use a # 3.  I find it gives me a good balance between applying 
quantity of stain with fine control.  I use a special airbrush stain 
that has a finely ground pigment.  Thinned acrylic paint clogs the 
tip.  I have been using Testors airbrush stain that I bought a large 
quantity of a few years ago but they have discontinued that product. 
I'm looking for a substitute.

Ron:

What size tip do you use in your airbrush to spay your stain?

Loren Woodard
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