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I use Walmart brand hardware store lacquer thinner to thin Tamiya acrylics with no issues. I do agree not all lacquer thinners are alike.

Future will remove the fogginess on clear parts from CA glue.

I disagree. Not sure which Gorilla glue you using that says so. The Gorilla super glue in the blue cap and yellow cap with handy brush I often use does not say so on the label. Maybe certain types of Gorilla glue do say that but neither mine instructs to do on the label.

If scalemates doesn’t show it, it probably doesn’t exist. Unless you find a resin kit….

I use lacquer thinner exclusively, except on certain paint brands.

I’ve used both for airbrushing. I used a wide variety of paint for airbrushing. Model Master enamels and acrylics Testors small square bottles enamels, , Tamiya, Gunze/Mr. Hobby, PollyScale,, Mission Models, Vallejo - which I’m not a fan of, and my new go-to paint brand… AK Interactive Real...

Interesting captured Tiger tank…

I don’t build models to “escape life”…. that’s not what this hobby is about. It’s a hobby, nothing more. I’ve been doing model kits for over 50 plus years. It’s an enjoyment. I thank my grandfather whom I was very close to that saw something I wanted to do after asking my dad if he could help me...

Old revived thread… I know. My two cents: I still use Testors orange tube glue My go-to liquid glues - Tamiya liquid glue and Deluxe Magic 10 second glue. IMO, I think it’s much better than Tamiya liquid glue. Gorilla glue - blue cap version. CA extra thin glue - pink cap Canopy glue for all my...

Welcome to decal hell when doing decal stencils on F-4 Phantoms. But hey…this is suppose to be a relaxing hobby.

Yeah, Vallejo is a whole different animal. Doesn’t play nice with other thinners except water.