Wednesday, November 16, 2016 - 03:50 AM UTC
True Earth's range of SDW paints is extended now with new filters and washes. See here the main features of these products.
According to the information from True Earth, the new filter & wash inherit the already excellent quality of the previous Transparent Filters, in a new even more workable formulation.
The main features are:
The main features are:
- True Earth’s FILTER & WASH are real filters. While all other filters or washes on the market are formulated with a milled pigment dissolved in a binder, the "coloring" agent of True Earth’s FILTER & WASH is a very fine resin, formulated specifically to let the light shine through, gradually altering the colors without suffocating them.
- Versatility. As filters, as washes, for leaks and streaks. By brush or airbrush. And for delicate color modulations, lights and shadows, with a method of post-shading, convenient and fast especially on camouflaged vehicles or painted in various colors.
- Pleasant to use, a long workability time thanks to True Earth’s exclusive SDW technology.
- No solvents, odourless, a just-water formulation.
- Purity. No residue thanks to the all resin formulation, Use them to the last drop.
- They are not aggressive, and they can be spread on any sort of paint without a protective clear varnish.
- Extremely flowy into airbrush, without ever clogging the nozzle.
- Extremely fast cleaning of airbrush and brush, with water only.
- Long life of the fresh product in the palette, even for hours depending on the amount. If thickened they can be restored with a bit of water.
- Adjustable drying time, which allows easy retouches and softer feathering.
- Easily removable within hours from application just with soapy water.
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