Airbrush Paint Set, 72 Colors

When one or two basic paint colors won’t cover a project, this water-based airbrush set gives you a broad mix of standard and specialty finishes to work with. It’s listed for surfaces including fabric, wood, plastic, metal, paper, canvas, leather, ceramics, and models, so it can suit projects that move between materials.

The set also includes three thinners for adjusting paint consistency. One detail deserves attention: the listed color-category counts add up to 69, even though the product name says 72 colors.

How to use it

Shake each bottle well before spraying, settling is described as normal. For a practical model-car session, you could choose a standard color for the body, then use a metallic or pearlescent shade for smaller details. Test your setup on a spare surface first, since the listing doesn’t give nozzle-specific settings or drying times.

The paint is presented as ready to spray, but the instructions also say thinner may be needed depending on compressor airflow. The included thinners let you adjust the mix rather than treating “ready to use” as a guarantee that every setup will spray identically. What matters more to you: having many finishes on hand, or knowing the exact settings for your airbrush? This kit favors color variety, its listing doesn’t specify those settings.

Pros

• Combines standard, fluorescent, pearlescent, and metallic finishes, reducing the need to mix every color from scratch.
• Includes three thinners to adjust consistency.
• The water-based formula can be washed off with soap and water before it dries, the listing says the dried paint forms a waterproof layer.
• You’ll appreciate it if you want one paint set for craft work, model detailing, and projects on several listed surfaces.

A limitation: the product information doesn’t provide surface-preparation instructions or drying times, and the mismatch between the 72-color name and the 69 colors specified makes the exact paint count unclear. It’s not for you if you need a fully documented setup guide or a clearly itemized color count before choosing.

Spec sheet

• Type: Water-based airbrush paint set
• Format: Bottles, with three bottles of thinner
• Color: Standard, fluorescent, pearlescent, and metallic finishes
• Listed colors: 49 standard, 6 fluorescent, 10 pearlescent, and 4 metallic, these category counts total 69
• Intended surfaces: Paper, canvas, wood, fabric, leather, plastic, metal, ceramics, and models

Is it worth it?

Without having tried it, the clearest reason to consider this set is convenience: it brings several finish types together, while a smaller basic palette would mean mixing more shades or buying specialty finishes separately. The included thinners add flexibility, although the airflow guidance and lack of model-specific settings leave some setup decisions to the user.

It makes most sense if you’ll use multiple colors across craft projects or model work and are comfortable testing the consistency for your own airbrush. If a precise, verified inventory matters more than palette variety, the unclear color count is a real reason to look for a better-documented set instead.