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drill or cut the can and use the marble I do use all this tips,

MOVE that finger away from it, if that bit breaks it's going though your finger, I was just waiting for the blood LOL.

Rustoleum in australia is at present is about $20.....

all I do for decaning is dill out thte spry nozel out bigger and use putty to stick a straw on and spray the paint in to the bottle or right into the air brush have never had a problem yet

Hey, this is a nice video. Thanks for the invaluable information. However, would these paints be suitable for air brushing on the plastic Airfix/Tamiya/Revell models? I recall using a canister and it just melted the plastic 😢. If these paints are not suitable for plastic models, do you have any recommendations for an alternative to the exorbitantly expensive hobby paints?? TIA.

if you hold the can upside down and "spray", it will usually release the pressure without any paint. Then you can safely drill or even use a can opener so you can pour the paint out.

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I live on the edge, too..😂😂 , but i think you're closer to the edge than me. Your definition of slow drilling is different from my definition 😂😅😅😂. I enjoy your video it was entertaining and useful. . Either way, nice one, thanks, dude 👏 ..by the way I heard the gas escaping each time you open the lids by the way you did great man. I think if life is not messy in some way we're not a live after all we learn from our mistakes..right 😅😅 i speak for myself. Thank you I learn a new skill today it helps because i am a visual learner this gives me the boost of confidence i needed to make sure my hands don't get blown away 🧨 it's what i was told by a dude that look like 12 yrs old working at ace hardware 😂😂 It planted questions in my reality ..😮 Olso i kinda really need my hands 😅😅 for various purposes and tasks if you get my meaning....😂 CHEERS TO ALL MAN I hope that last comment doesn't sound sexis.... either way I stand by my statement.

Your background music drowned out the hissing sound.

Thanks a lot! In my country you dont get airbrushes and not to mention paints to airbrush... I was using acrylic paint mixed with water up until now. I am all excited to use the enamel paint from these spray cans!! I drilled the tiny hole and have left the can in the balcony to air it out... Cant wait!!

Not to mention Rustoleum is far better quality paint than any airbrush brand paint you’re gonna buy anyway. As a graffiti artist I’ve painted walls and trains with all different brand paints and nothing outlasts rustoleum.

Very interesting thanks. How do you clean your airbrush after using paint from a spray can? I am not sure but it seems a solvent acrylic paint so I cant just clean with regular aribrush cleaner.

Showing all the things to do, (and not) while decanting spray paint is helpful. Should also mention the best stuff to clean said paints as well. These paints dry in your airbrush so darn fast. What do you use to effectively clean the airbrush when using these??

You should add more precise measurements instead of about this much

More like $170

Why can't you just spray it into your bottles? But also, it would be so much easier for you to poor if you made a second hole on the opposite side. Like we used to do for canned goods.

kinda pointless to state a beginers airbrush, but avoid stating people need to pay out for the device that you need for it to work,

If you order it from canada its priced at $91.78, and $91.36 for the single needle version

Wow this is an amazing tip! Brand new to airbrushing so glad I found this before dropping crazy money on 2oz jars. Quick question what needle size and psi are you using once the paint are fully de gassed?

what is the "male quick disconnect adapter for" exactly? I simply don't need it if I connect to my Cool Runner? Sorry to ask you but no one else's video even called it by its correct name. =)

Great video Thank you! Can I use it to paint ceramics?

I thought i was the only wack job doing this LoL 😂😂😂😂😂 it absolutely works and will save you tons of Cash🎉 just do it outside 😜

How do you get it so well done without any streaks? It looks like it was colored by machines

Great explanation and very practical video! 👍 Thinning Tamiya colors with straight alcohol (91%-99%) works very well for me

Not sure have to look it up or call

Pfffffff...Ok guys, I just order my first airbrush HaS Ultra 2024 and whole 3 sets Squidmar/Valejjo paints for everything 😶...I have basket full of thinners, cleaners etc. for a LOT. So I spent 2 whole days searching DIY anything, and after all this found Vallejo is pretty much thinnable only with original thinner for airbrushing...I ordered all, glycerine, butylglykol, isopropanol etc.. Did I get it right ? I just must stick with their thinner ? 😏

I think the mix is fine for alcohol based acrylics like Tamiya and Mr Hobby Aqueous but I wouldn't put any IPA anywhere near something like Stynylrez acrylic primer - it'll just turn to goo. I would replace the IPA with acrylic thinner for proper water-based acrylic paint - not so cheap but you're still making it go much further.

When I am ready to pour the paint out of a rattle can, I like to use a utility knife (razor) to puncture the can. Not only does this prevent the possibility of fire while using a drill bit, but it also prevents the possibility of metal shavings from getting into the paint. After the propellant escapes the can, I then cut the upper portion of the can off either with the same utility knife, or a pair of tin snips, and allow the can to sit for about 15 or 20 minutes to allow any remaining propellant to escape, occasionally stirring with a mixing stick to help. I then will pinch the can to form a pouring point, similar to a measuring cup in your kitchen. Doing this will also allow you to get the marble out so you can add it to the new storage bottle. Doing this also helps to get as much of the paint out of the rattle can as possible.

Aren’t you leaving a ton of paint on the bottom of the can? I would think you want to puncture the can and let it fully offgas. Then shake the can up real good before pouring it out. Nice idea though. I’ll give it a shot. “Don’t be like me” lol

Great video and great tips!! Thanks for sharing. This newbie i learned a lot in a short time. A question though: How do you keep the paint from drying in the container and can you dilute it when it does start to dry?

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Do you think the seals will hold up with urethane? I need to fix a ding in my car

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Great video! Subbed.

Thanks lil buddy. Looks like a nice bit of kit for the money!

from a fellow printing enthusiast (and a frugal one) thanks for such an in depth review. gonna pull the trigger on this for sure

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Practice before you talk. Too much non useful information. Non confident voice. You sound lke you have ansiety.

Whenever I save a file in chitubox and reopen it it changes the amount of resin used by about double and same with price.

1:00 What dollar tree is that? Dollar tree stores use to cost $1 after the covid shutdown they went to $1.25. The store you went to has Family Dollar prices🤷🏿‍♂️

Hmmm... first, VERY interesting. I had no idea that you can use can spray paint for the airbrush, and man there are some colors I'd love to have for airbrushing, so this is an answered prayer. Is cleaning the airbrush still normal (airbrush cleaner/rubbing alcohol and water)? Should I use paint thinner/acetone on the airbrush? Is there a greater chance for airbrushes to clog using spray can paint? Also, reading the comments, I do like the idea that you can just shake the can, spray in a cup/bottle with a lid, and use little at a time, rather than pouring the whole thing in big bottles, taking days to degas. Do you still need to wait for it to degas before adding to the airbrush? This is gonna allow me to save money and use colors not available for airbrushes, I'm really liking this! Thanks for this video! BTW, I do use Rust-oleum brand spray can.

What is the device you use for sanding? It looks more like some kind of stove but I am assuming its a air filter system to keep all the small bits from flying all over the room?

Man all I had as a kid was testors paint, and yeah you need pliers to open them after they seal up. I just got into painting (airbrush) I am not an artistic person that can draw/sketch but I think I can do "painting" like this. Just no 3d printer, so I'll have to find other projects like minis or models and just around the house things (like say my motorcycle helmet)

Wow, dude, this explains years of confusion for me! This video has restored my confidence in mixing paint for the airbrush. Thank you.

What about dollar store spray paints will they work?

Spraying into a cup with a rag over to inhibit overspray getting out is the method I used when airbrushing the detailing on my guitar body and headstockas well as psraying the base coats with the spray cans then applying the stars and planets paint theme with a method learned from TH-cam videos for that. thats a whole other skill I learned and almost got right. but the finish turned out nice so I'm satisfied with my results. I added many other mods and details in wiring and the rest of this over the top extreme build.. I do have a compressor but hadn't mastered the painting skills at that time and still need more practice.. wood working electronics and paint are but a few skills needed when building an electric guitar. this, My forst was proof of concept as well as a learning experience for fore suck guitar projects in my journey to literally build my guitar collection by hand one design at a time...

Try using a wd-40 tip to empty paint containers, it has a tip with a long tube.

Definitely doing this great idea

TY for this. So many people go, "blah blah blah, every airbrush is the same" and then they don't have any of the parts that mine does and their vids don't help at all. Like, how do I use the quick d/c thingie? Should I use it? What's the advantage/disadvantage? LOL. I appreciate you being one of the few that put up a G233 Set (dis)assembly vid. <3 PS: Yes, that is an open-hose coupler, I know from my G22 research, LOL; spot on.

Well I guess if you buy the store brand spray paints they will be cheaper also how long does this paint last in the bottles?