U.S. Navy OCEAN GRAY NAVSEA FS-36173 1-oz bottle (Airbrush-ready) Tru-Color Paint
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U.S. Navy OCEAN GRAY NAVSEA FS-36173 1-oz bottle (Airbrush-ready) Tru-Color Paint
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U.S. Navy OCEAN GRAY NAVSEA FS-36173 1-oz bottle (Airbrush-ready) Tru-Color Paint
This U.S. Navy OCEAN GRAY NAVSEA FS-36173 paint is a solvent-based acrylic formulated specifically for airbrush application. It comes in a convenient 1-ounce bottle, perfectly tailored for precise and smooth coverage.
- Type: Solvent-based acrylic paint
- Volume: 1 ounce (airbrush-ready)
- Color: Ocean Gray, FS-36173
- Finish: Glossy (except flat or matte colors)
- Cleaning: Easily done with acetone
Compared to industry standards, this Tru-Color paint offers an exceptional airbrush-ready formula that is thinner than typical acrylics, designed for use only with airbrushes rather than brushes. Its glossy finish surpasses many acrylic alternatives by being ready for decal application immediately upon drying. While many paint options require elaborate thinning, this paint is pre-thinned with acetone and other media to optimize spray performance.
Over time, natural evaporation of the thinner medium may occur since the paint is packaged in soft plastic bottles; however, the pigment remains intact and can easily be rejuvenated with Tru-Color's specialized Rejuvenator or Thinner. This unique feature ensures consistent quality and extended usability beyond typical shelf life.
Key Technical Advantages: Technology and Performance
The solvent-based acrylic composition ensures fast drying and superior adhesion, particularly when a primer is applied on metal or plastic surfaces. Its precise airbrush-ready consistency allows for smooth, flawless coatings without clogging or spattering issues common with thicker paints. The easy cleanup with acetone adds to the convenience, making it a favorite choice for modelers and professionals alike. Special order availability with timely shipment also supports niche or customized project requirements efficiently.







