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Tamiya X-17 Pink 10 ml \u2013 gloss acrylic paint for model kits<\/h2>\n

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Tamiya X-17 Pink 10 ml<\/strong> features a vivid gloss pink that provides clean accents and high visibility on detailed parts.<\/p>\n

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Ideal as an accent colour in civil liveries, custom bodywork and mecha colour schemes, with good visibility under direct light.<\/p>\n

The Tamiya X-17 Pink 10 ml<\/strong> reference belongs to the X series (gloss finish) designed for scale modelling<\/strong> on styrene plastic, resin and wood; its controlled viscosity promotes smooth self-levelling and even coverage while preserving rivets, panel lines and fine details, and allows you to work in thin layers with both brush and airbrush, with drying times suitable for masking and applying decals safely.<\/p>\n

Use on models and common scales<\/h3>\n

In automotive models at 1\/24<\/strong> scale it works on body shells and iconic pink schemes (e.g. classic Cadillacs or \u201cBarbie\/Mary Kay\u201d-style customs), as well as on trim and interior details; on military vehicles at 1\/35<\/strong> scale it is a solid starting point for SAS Land Rover \u201cPink Panther\u201d projects and for electrical markers or civilian elements in dioramas; in aviation at 1\/144\u20131\/200<\/strong> scale it suits civil liveries with prominent pink such as Peach Aviation<\/em> A320 and magenta\/pink schemes like Wizz Air, combining masking and decals for sharp separations.<\/p>\n

Thinning, airbrushing and brushwork<\/h3>\n

For airbrushing, start with a 1:1<\/strong> ratio with Tamiya X-20A and adjust according to nozzle size and pressure (approx. 12\u201318 PSI), applying short passes to avoid build-up in panel lines; for brushwork, apply without overworking the area and, if you wish, add a small amount of retarder to improve levelling; between coats, allow the solvents to evaporate to protect the surface detail of the model.<\/p>\n

Surface preparation and priming<\/h3>\n

To get the best performance from Tamiya X-17 Pink 10 ml<\/strong> you need a proper base: wash the parts to remove mould release agents, dry-fit, clean up joints and apply an even primer<\/a>; white primer<\/a> enhances the perceived gloss, while grey primer<\/a> provides a neutral, controlled base; a light micro-sanding afterwards improves adhesion and smoothness.<\/p>\n

Finishes, varnishes and compatibility<\/h3>\n

Once Tamiya X-17 Pink 10 ml<\/strong> has fully cured, you can seal it with varnish depending on the final look you want: gloss to integrate decals, satin for surfaces with moderate sheen, or matt for interiors with reduced reflections; explore our range of paints and varnishes for model kits<\/a> to choose the best option; after varnishing, apply washes, panel lining and weathering effects, allowing for proper curing times to avoid lifting the paint.<\/p>\n

Practical modelling tips<\/h3>\n