Createx Colors Paint for Airbrush, 8 oz, Pearl Green

I used this for my costume work. The first bottle I ordered was fine, and it was a lovely color but it also clogged my airbrush frequently (I also bought turquoise and I didn't have that issue at all). I needed a second bottle and fast to complete a project for an upcoming convention after the first ran out just shy of finishing my last few pieces of armor. The second bottle I got was clearly defective. As soon as I opened it to remove the inner seal (which was intact by the way), I saw that it was thick and globby. I shook the bottle vigorously, hoping that would remedy the problem, but no such luck. The whole inside was one half-dried mess and now I won't be able to finish the project on time. Very disappointed overall. Had the second bottle been like the first, I would have given this a solid four stars. They really need someone to check the quality of the product they are shipping out.EDIT:Ordered another replacement and it also came defective! It must have been a bad batch, but this is really unacceptable. I would not order again but I need an exact color match.

This is my favorite brand of airbrush paint, but not to be used with airbrushing unless you are completely sure about air pressure and dilution. Otherwise you are constantly cleaning out your brush. As a brushable paint, its beautiful.

Provides great coverage for adding that pearl silver under or overtones. It does require thinning sometimes up to 40% depending on the look you are going for. In general, I thin at least 20% and up to 40% and spray with 30 PSI.

This makes a 1/537 Star Trek Enterprise A or Enterprise Refit stand out, whether you hand brush it or use a finishing airbrush. It elimates the Aztec decals you would have to use on the above models.

Used this to paint some feathers for a cosplay. Has a beautiful metallic sheen, and can be applied with a brush. It's not opaque at all, so if that's what you're looking for, this isn't your product. But I'm sure you could layer it easily and make it look more opaque. Looks more green than blue.

I used this paint for airbrushing poly/spandex bodysuits for a community theatre production of Cats: The Musical. When mixed with other airbrush colors, it gives the most beautiful sort of metallic/opalescent sheen to the colors. For instance, if I mixed it with a pewter color, I got the prettiest silver. A little goes a long way!

Paint is well mixed and thick, it will need some thinning before it can be used in an airbrush, which works out good for me since I mix and thin all my paints and put them in more convenient containers to work out of. Coverage is good and builds up fast.

Clog the airbrush extremely quick. On top of that, don't expect a glass-like layers of gloss unless you plan on putting an epic crap ton of airbrush layers down. Mostly disappointed.