MMP-001 White

I bought this looking for a white paint that air brushes nicely. Overall, it's good, but there was some occasional spitting and tip drying. Be mindful that this paint doesn't dry to a very durable finish like Tamiya paints. When I applied a slightly dampened brush for chipping and weathering, the paint became fluid again on contract. With a nearly dry brush and a completely dry brush, I was able to get the result I wanted. I apparently didn't understand the qualities of this paint correctly. Nonetheless, it worked okay and I think it is a quality product.

I'm a model builder and I'm typically always in search of paint which works for me.It is easy to use in my airbrush and this is a good thing.It mixes well with my DIY thinner and cleaner.I'll keep using this unless I find something better.

I had ordered MMP001 Flat White. And received in it's place MMP143 Pearl Starship White, Contacted Seller and it was accidentally placed in with Flat White and unfortunately for me there were no longer any more MMP001 Flat White left😕 But all aside i just and have to say EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE! Without any hassles and or problems it was resolved, A BIG THANK YOU, And as for the 5 stars / The quality of the paint, as well as the friendly Customer Service.😉

This paint isn’t very good the paint is too thin even with using paint thinners and it took up to ten coats to get a consistent color and it doesn’t mix well with alcohol when cleaning and will glop up buy tamiya paint instead there better in every way

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This is abominable paint. Not because it. doesn't lay down nicely, it does that fine, but don't even consider it if you'll be masking over it, and watch out if applying decals. What a miserable choice this was. Hours and hours of tediously working to have the perfectly constructed model, only to have this paint lift up, or melt when applying decals. I cannot say it strongly enough, DO NOT USE THIS STUFF unless you're wanting to have a terrible experience.I tried contacting Mission Models to ask for help beyond that which they provide on their website. I followed that to the letter, including carefully mixing paint, thinner and their polyurethane additive, applied the primer coats, dried for a good two weeks, then the proper mix for the final paints, and still peels when removing some, not all, of the masking tape, and melts if you get water on the finished paint.It would be excellent paint if you didn't have to mask, or apply decals. Forget it if you do, and, by the way, Mission Models didn't respond to my issue when they were contacted. I'd give this negative stars if there was such an option.

Testors white paint goes on like water, but this one goes on thick. Mission models is becoming superior to Testor paints. Hail to the new king.