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yeah , I know , and those " new " , button type nozzles are way better than the oldschool , little barrel ones . They've been using those more than 10 years for sure though . I don't know if I've seen the new new ones --- trigger type or something ? Last time I grabbed a can of spray paint...

https://andyshhq.com/products/das-werk-dw16001-1-16-scale-sturmgeschutz-iii-g

You really need to stop badmouthing Rustoleum just because you don't know what you're doing , Baron . ;) I told you what to do , and 30 friggin years of me and my crew running those cans with no issues .

It's never been made in that scale . Yet . I imagine it probably will be eventually .

It was fully mixed ? Stirred well so it was uniform ? I have no idea how this is happening . It sounds like you're doing everything correctly . The only thing I'm left with is the clear is not mixed well and you're brushing on mostly the alcohol / water vehicle for the resin -----------...

Welcome to SMA ! I know zilch about those tanks and their differences , but hopefully someone here can help you with that .

https://www.revell.de/en/products/modelmaking/colors-accessories/aqua-colours/aqua-color-rust-matt-18ml.html

LOL , well , that explains why I couldn't find anything about it anywhere . That paint pot you posted above def wasn't Tamiya , and they don't make a " rust " paint . I was really scratching my head . This one then : Paint is Probably ...

We need to find out what the issue is . This shouldn't be happening but it is . we are talking about this stuff , right ? :

Paint scheme instructions from that second kit shown above ,

Which kit ? OR

Is that the paint ?

The paint was part of the Tamiya kit ? Panther D ? I can't find anything anywhere mentioning paint as part of these kits . I'm going to take an educated guess that it would have been XF-64 , red brown :