Vcolor thinner is medium-bodied, moderately dry with hints of fruit. Acetone has a rich smoky flavour, with a little more "bite," yet not overpowering...

^^^ Thinner snob

I don't know WTF I'm talking about...

Okay... Acetone, sort of works... but if your using dropper bottles, it will eat away at the cap, and rubber dropper...

In a pinch I substituted V-Color thinner for regular Lacquer thinner... It seemed to work just fine, but I did get alot of webbing if it wasn't thinned perfectly...

I jut spoke with KT... They are waiting for their shipment to come in from V-Color as well, but they said it should be in very shortly... Keep your eyes peeled cuz I think EVERYONE needs some and it's gonna go fast again... Hopefully everyone sent them alot of emails, so they reordered more...

Low on black and thinner too. Ordered a couple of 200 cc cans from KT but it's starting to bother me how it's taking a bit of time with EMS shipping.

I know of an alternative paint. It almost has the same properties as V-color and would dare say it's the next closest thing. I've done some early tests on vinyl but I don't want to recommend it until I've painted a few more customs.

I will tell you that its readily available here in the US and the color range is bigger than V-color. We're talking pearls, metallics, candies,etc.

come on man, spill the beans.

And there's a happy little cloud that lives right over here on this Mutant Evil's head.

Just an FYI: I'm heading out to the Irisawa warehouse on Friday to pick up V Color. I just called, and right now they have all colors in stock. If you need something, let me know today or tomorrow at unicorn.kikanjyu@gmail.com.

Word!