Experiences with TAG

LOL! Sam!

Nick and Brian Wolfe said that DFX, Wolfe, and TAG are the exact same thing produced in the same factory as WolfeFX...I suppose this could be misinformation, but I am going to assume that they would know...I have found slight differences between same brand paints, since they are produced in batches, there are bound to be slight differences in color and texture, just as you will find in wall paints, etc...I just purchased some TAG black, white, and pearl colors...I guess I'll see for myself

paintedyou wrote:Nick and Brian Wolfe said that DFX, Wolfe, and TAG are the exact same thing produced in the same factory as WolfeFX...I suppose this could be misinformation, but I am going to assume that they would know...I have found slight differences between same brand paints, since they are produced in batches, there are bound to be slight differences in color and texture, just as you will find in wall paints, etc...I just purchased some TAG black, white, and pearl colors...I guess I'll see for myself

They're telling the truth. Diamond FX is actually their line now... Not Wolfe. The bases are all the same, the pigments are just different.

thanks a lot for all the information. Now I understand why they feel so similar... only have to choose the right colors

Well... The dfx metallic violet goes great with Wolfe metallic purple

i just got the red and the black seam to be similar to dfx..but just seams softer..can't explain..but i like the red better than the dfx red..it seams a ture red dfx seams more orange

barbb919 wrote:i just got the red and the black seam to be similar to dfx..but just seams softer..can't explain..but i like the red better than the dfx red..it seams a ture red dfx seams more orange

THANKS!! I almost bought Wolfe red because I thought the DFX red was orange but, this confirmed my suspicions and now I can go buy Tag red!!!