Aqueous Hobby Color is a paint that is both safe and user-friendly. It can be diluted with water if desired, and paint brushes can be cleaned and washed out in water. The solvent contained in Aqueous Hobby Color paint is very mild, making it a great choice for those who are sensitive to harsh chemicals.

Aqueous Hobby Color paint provides a glossy texture and very good levelling qualities, creating a smooth and even finish and a high-quality painted surface. In particular, the gloss level achieved with Aqueous Hobby Color gloss paints is excellent. If you want to adjust the gloss levels, you can use H-40 Flat Base: mixing approximately 5% converts gloss colours to a matt finish, or 5–10% for a semi-gloss finish.

Aqueous Hobby Color paint also has an improved drying speed compared to conventional solvent-based paints, which is particularly noticeable when using an airbrush. It can be used on a wide variety of surfaces, including plastic, wood, metal, and resin.

When brush painting, generally 1 to 2 coats are recommended, and 2 to 3 coats when using an airbrush. If painting a light colour over a darker base surface, more coats may be required. It is not necessary to dilute Aqueous Hobby Color for brush painting, but if using an airbrush, dilute the paint with 100 to 150% Aqueous Color Thinner (T110 or T111).

• Safe and user-friendly paint
• Dilutable with water; paint brushes clean up with water
• Mild solvent, ideal for those sensitive to chemicals
• Creates a glossy, smooth, and even finish
• Excellent gloss level with Aqueous Hobby Color gloss paints
• Adjust gloss using H-40 Flat Base (5–10% for variations)
• Improved drying speed, great for airbrushing
• Adheres to plastic, wood, metal, and resin surfaces
• 1–2 coats for brush painting, 2–3 for airbrushing
• Dilute with 100–150% Mr. Aqueous Hobby Color Thinner for airbrushing

• Mr Hobby Aqueous Acrylic Paint — 10ml

Airbrushing involves the atomisation of paint into an airborne particle. If you are spraying any type of paint, whether water, oil, or solvent based, you should always spray in a well-ventilated area with adequate safety equipment. Use a face mask fitted correctly with the correct rated filters (P2 minimum). A spray booth is also highly recommended. Paints are Class 3 Flammables, so be cautious around ignition sources and open flames.

Use on ABS plastics may develop cracks.