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Airbrushing Using Glass Paints
Which glass paint is most suitable to use with airbrush and should you use a thinner with the paint. I'm new to airbrushing so any help and advice would be great. - Eileen
Hello Eileen, thanks for your inquiry. I'm not aware of any glass paints suitable for using with airbrushing. The manufacturers of the paints I refer to on this site recommend brush on applications.
If I come across an airbrushing solution for you I'll post it to the web site. Thanks so much for your glass painting inquiry.
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