What do I used to strain the paint -acrylic before pouring it into the container? Please and thank you
196775
You can purchase a disposable strainer at any home improvement store. They're very inexpensive.
196776
Cheesecloth works best, I think. Clean sprayer right after with soapy water ;)
196777
buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all kinds of kitchen gadgets that can be repurposed for gardening projects or something like this. Hope this helps. buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all... » Read More buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all kinds of kitchen gadgets that can be repurposed for gardening projects or something like this. Hope this helps. « Show Less
196778
I buy knee high pantyhose from Rite Aid. The cost about 50 cents a pair and fit perfectly over the mouth of the jars.
526136
Acrylic. Recommend rinsing it right after pouring to avoid a buildup that definitely will not benefit the taste of your wine. I use mine every night. It's a great way to bring flavor out of modestly prices reds.
1580027
You should probably use something over the picture, but I'd recommend acrylic due to weight concerns.
734003
You can put it on with a brush or a puff. The way to keep from getting too much on the brush is to tap it off, back into the container, before applying. You can better judge how much you need from that.
810676
In the past I have tried that and the plastic from model became soft...like the paint was too strong. To be safe I would stick with paint made for models.
1247371
i was told to spray it with alcohol and roll on a clean sponge! hope this helps! keep in container!
1130454
I have been spraying with fixative. When dry I coat with acrylic medium. i think that should do the trick. I may just test it and get back to you.
296599
You will need a pump for the paint to be forced out, but this is very easy to use. Just make sure you clean it VERY GOOD (Take the spray tip and adjuster apart and soak in solvents) after using solvent based paints.
1514404
If the paint is fresh (just purchased) no need to thin or strain it. Spray right from the can.
1499338
I'm going to guess that the paint was more than a little oxidized when you used the pre-cleaner, and now you have a gooey concoction/mess of dried, oxided paint and remnants of the cleaner. You CAN use "clay" as a clean-up tool, but it's going to be a protracted process. My recommendation is to purchase a gallon can (only qty. available) of either Dupont Prep-Sol or Acryli-Clean DX330. These are automotive paint shop grade degreasers. They will remove all traces of the mess you have, and you can use them for all degreasing/wax/road tar-removal tasks. Both work equally well, so I suggest you purchase by PRICE and AVAILABILITY. Typically, you will need to visit an automotive paint retail outlet/shop. It's worth the effort. You can expect prices to be in the $30-$40/gallon range. Wear nitrile or vinyl (not latex) gloves or your fingers/hands will be de-greased, as well! Good luck.
476619
Use the paint color you choose then use a complimentary glaze over that. A good paint store can help you with the technique.
1072730
Use the smaller nozzle and lower the pressure and it lays a smooth coat. I haven't been able to add two colors together yet but I'm working on it. hopes this helps
23276
Make sure you give the bottle a good shake before pouring, (it helps to keep the fluid a consistent density). If you're the only one using the bottle I'd try using the cap as a serving, (it's what I do). Just make sure you give the cap a little rinse with water after taking your daily serving to keep it from getting too sticky or gunky. I've used this stuff since it was called "Sea Silver" & have loved it. Hope you are as benefited by it as I've been.
138921
Paint should be filtered (use cheesecloth or a paint filter). Paint should be be well mixed (almost blended).
1278581
Sorry I have only used it once I have almost a full bottle but I would try turning the bottle over and pour slowly when ready to use good luck .
321294
I'm not sure. The paint I used was washable paint. I would assume acrylic paint would work fine. Just wash it by hand if you have to wash it.
1641363
This is a material that can be mixed with anything that contains water. Anything acrylic you can mix with water but not solvent. Oil base paint you could mix with solvent, no water. Regards