Testors 9146XT Promotional Enamel Paint Set( Packaging may vary)

The only paint my son will use on his model. They were the only paints I would use when I was his age, too! Cleans up well, good variety of colors, easy to mix with other colors, works well on nearly all plastic models. Always remember to shake if too watery until the proper thickness of the paint is achieved. Worth the price because of the quality.

Wonderful - Excellent quality paints. My first purchase of this brand. I have been using Revell in the past.

I bought these to paint rocks super fun. The rocks stay outside in the rain so I wanted to paint that would hold up. My kids were able to make some really fun, designs and some really cool painted rocks. We left them all over the city for people to find The paint was really shiny.

Product was good, price was ok. Shipping was kind of slow.

Always have used and loved Testor's since I was 11 years old. SUPER Saddened to realize they have been discontinued. These work well for faux enamels in jewelry, ceramics repairs and of course - plastic models.

It's been years since I painted model planes, but Testors is still the oil-based enamel paint to use. I bought this promotional set to paint small hockey game players. The paint is outstanding. Instead of using the enclosed solvent, I use my own paint solvent from the garage and pour some into a glass holder (like the ones used in restaurants to hold au jus or horseradish for your prime rib) The paint brushes on very nicely and smoothly, but because solvent evaporates very quickly from the paint brushes and on the model, try to paint your model just once and don't repeatedly go over the same area because you will lift the paint. Wait until the paint is dry before brushing it over. This is especially true if you want to cover up so boo boos. If you paint over another area before it is dry and set, the solvent in the fresh paint will lift the original paint off causing it to mix it in with your fresh paint, and voila, you just created a new paint color. If you make any painting mistakes, don't worry, solvent comes to the rescue. The paint will cover other colors usually in one stroke. Changed some color areas may require two separate coats. Be sure to stir up the paint with a toothpick before using. The gold and silver paints have to be stir frequently because the metallic flakes separates rather quickly. But once stirred, the metallic paint paints on evenly and looks very nice. I used only 1/3 or less of the paint in each bottle, so there are enough paint to paint several small model planes.Although I wore nitril gloves will painting, if you get paint of your fingers and hand, take a clean brush and dab it in some clean solvent (of dirty solvent) and brush it on your fingers and immediately wipe it off with a paper towel. This will also work easily on dried paint. Wash your hands with soap and water and you ready to go out dancing

Quality paint from a Veteran company.

As advertised, fast shipping A+++