FLASH SALE CLEANING + MIXING TOOLS

After we've finished our painting work, we must always clean our brushes so that the bristles remain in good condition and the lifespan of the brushes is maximized. This product...

The easiest, most convenient support to mix or thin paints, no matter their type, are individual cups. If you are just working with one or two colors, you can pick...

Watercolors and acrylics are very versatile mediums to carry your pigments and lead to high-quality results in paintings, scrapbooking, and scale modeling. They have a drawback, however: they dry very...

Perfectly mix your paints, primers, etc with this magnetic paint stirrer. Put one of the metallic rods or "rotors" inside the paint bottle, place it on top of the base,...

Safely restore your models' or miniatures' appearance if they have collected dust using these microfiber brushes. They are soft enough not to damage the kit but strong enough to remove...

Paints stored for a while may harden inside the bottle as pigments deposit at the bottom. To use that paint, we must shake the bottles vigorously for several minutes. This...

Water squeeze bottles are perfect complements in our workbench.  They can be used for refilling cups and other recipients as they empty with use, and I especially use them to...

When painting figures or miniatures, we often need to check the consistency or coverage of the paint. And it's not unusual to test on your thumb or the back of...

In hobbies like scale modeling, painting, jewelry making, or even nail art, we have to use paints at some time. Be they oils, watercolors, enamels, or acrylics, many times we...

We all use some form of thinner, and many use the Tamiya X-20, X-20A, lacquer thinner, etc. Their big bottles are the best in terms of price per milliliter, but...

Water squeeze bottles are perfect complements in our workbench.  They can be used for refilling cups and other recipients and to clean airbrushes between color changes, as water can be thrown...

If you want precision when mixing a specific color, you need a graduated pipette. This glass pipette will allow you to operate with any kind of paint (acrylics, enamels, lacquers...)...