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Crafty Minis will be closed for a few weeks as we welcome our new baby. Purchases will be temporarily disabled. We’ll be back very soon! 💛
Crafty Minis will be closed for a few weeks as we welcome our new baby. Purchases will be temporarily disabled. We’ll be back very soon! 💛
Auxiliary Products | Vallejo – thinners, mediums and cleaners
Vallejo Auxiliary Products optimise your paints and techniques: they improve flow, extend working time, make filters/glazes easier, fix decals and simplify equipment cleaning. Ideal for working with a brush and airbrush with full control.For airbrush (flow and cleaning)
- Airbrush Thinner (200 ml) – thin, stable coats with an airbrush; also useful with a brush.
- Airbrush Cleaner (200 ml) – safe cleaning of nozzle and needle.
Drying and transparency control
- Glaze Medium – extends working time for glazes and smooth transitions.
- Medium Xpress – lowers intensity on Xpress/inks and creates controlled glazes.
- Metallic Medium – mixed with colour for pearlescent effects.
Decals and acrylic sealing
- Decal Fix (and Softener) – improves adhesion and prevents silvering.
- Permanent varnishes: gloss, matte and satin, to protect and adjust the finish.
Tool maintenance
- Look after your brushes with cleaners/restorers from Auxiliary Products | Vallejo.
Combine them with other categories
- A perfect base before painting: Primers | Vallejo.
- Protection and final sheen: Varnish | Vallejo.
Recommended accessories
- Airbrushing accessories: airbrushes, compressors and cleaning to apply thinned paint precisely.
- Brushes: fine ones for glazes and outlining, flat ones for varnishes and mediums.
Suggested workflow
- Prime the piece (white/grey/black) according to your colour scheme.
- Prepare the paint with Airbrush Thinner (airbrush) or Glaze/Xpress Medium (brush).
- Apply decals with Decal Fix and, if needed, softener.
- Clean and maintain your equipment with Airbrush Cleaner and brush cleaners.
- Seal with varnish (matte/satin/gloss) depending on the finish you want.














