Subscribe to our Newsletter for 5% OFF your next order

Image of Liquitex Professional Airbrush Medium

Liquitex Professional Airbrush Medium

3901010
In stock
£20.40
£15.61
Key features
  • Specifically formulated to thin acrylic colours for airbrush application

  • Ensure that the colours do not lose their flexibility, durability and adhesion

  • Dries to a satin sheen

Related Products

Liquitex Professional Fabric Medium

Liquitex Professional Fabric Medium

2 reviews
£12.35
£9.47
Liquitex Professional Glass Medium

Liquitex Professional Glass Medium

0 reviews
£20.10
£15.38
Liquitex Professional String Gel

Liquitex Professional String Gel

12 reviews
£20.40
£15.61
Liquitex Professional Natural Sand Gel

Liquitex Professional Natural Sand Gel

1 reviews
£20.40
£15.61
Golden Airbrush Medium

Golden Airbrush Medium

1 reviews
£13.20 - £20.80
£10.10 - £15.91

Customer Reviews

4.8
/ 5

Based on 9 reviews

Review data

7
2
0
0
0

Share your thoughts

If you’ve used this product, share your thoughts with other customers

Write a review

Recent reviews

  • Great product

    The best medium I have found to mix with paint to cover a primed canvas before painting over.This process ensures that there is enough polymer for the paint to adhere to the canvas and maintains longevity of the piece with no future cracking or peeling. Prompt delivery as usual thanks.

    - Craig Peterkin from Southall, United Kingdom on Dec 20, 2013
    7 of 7 people found this review helpful. Did you?
  • Great!

    Works with all acrylics that I've tryed so far.
    Mix in any ratio without destroying paint films like water does. Simply a must have for any airbrusher working with acrylics.
    Reduces tip dry, but does not alleviate it. (hazard of working with acrylics)
    Runs through my 0.2mm nozzle just fine.
    Always keep a bottle around :)

    - Robert Knight from Nuneaton, United Kingdom on Sep 15, 2013
    5 of 5 people found this review helpful. Did you?
  • Also great for acrylic brush painting

    This item is great when using acrylics as water colours, or diluting acrylics in an burnt umber toning layer. Replacing water with this medium will offer a greater bond for your paint, ultimately allowing your painting to last longer.

    - Mark from Essex on Nov 3, 2013
    5 of 5 people found this review helpful. Did you?
View all 9 reviews