Tamiya spray acrylic equivalent

[Brother Aiwass]

Hi, I'm not able to find a good comparison chart. Do any of you happen to know what are the tamiya (XF) acrylic equivalent of this tamiya sprays?

 

AS-18

AS-28

AS-32

TS-4

 

Cheers!

[armarnis]

You can try spaying trough a short straw into a clean empty pot. Worked quite well for me

[Major_Gilbear]

Since you are looking for equivalence between Tamiya products, have you tried emailing Tamiya directly? I'm sure that they can tell you which of their different products are the best colour-matches for each other. :)

[Brother Aiwass]

You can try spaying trough a short straw into a clean empty pot. Worked quite well for me

Well, the fact is that I need to know before buying, because Tamiya is not exactly cheap (while not expensive, the shipping costs add up quickly, as I must buy from internet since I live on an island who have not a single one hobby store).

Since you are looking for equivalence between Tamiya products, have you tried emailing Tamiya directly? I'm sure that they can tell you which of their different products are the best colour-matches for each other.

Looked for their charts but honestly didn't thought on emailing them

[Brother Aiwass]

Well, that's what I've found for if can help someone else:

 

TS-4 = XF-63 German grey
AS-10 XF-20 Ocean grey
AS-18 = XF-25 Light gray
AS-27 = XF-24 Gunship grey
AS-28 = ??? Medium grey
AS-29 = XF-76 Gray-green
AS-32 = XF-83 Medium sea gray
TS-66 = XF-75 Gray Kure arsenal
TS-67 = XF-77 Gray Sasebo arsenal
TS-81 = XF-80 Light grey

 

AS are aircraft spray cans, acrylic.

TS are tank spray cans, lacquer.

XF are paint pots, acrylic.