The Truth About How Blue Raspberry Jello Is Made

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Still not sure what happened, I'm pretty sure I had closed the lid pretty good last time I used it (a little over a year ago). Oh well
:rolleyes:

Bummer. That's a good color for Shelbys, plus Testors Model Master paints are getting to be as expensive as Floquil.

:hehehe::hehehe:

That's weird.

HAHA...that is strange

Was it just the paint in the bottle, or had it been thinned for airbrushing?

I have had that happen to paint I had thinned for airbrushing and set aside for a while......

Originally posted by freakray
Was it just the paint in the bottle, or had it been thinned for airbrushing?

I have had that happen to paint I had thinned for airbrushing and set aside for a while......

I did indeed use the paint for airbrushing, but all thinning occured inside the airbrush cup.

i had that happen 7 times in the last 4 months butmmost of the paints are about a 1yr old

Good luck avoiding orange peel with that! :eek:

Who votes I put this little plug inside my food dehydrator and see what happens? :D

Originally posted by daggerlee
Who votes I put this little plug inside my food dehydrator and see what happens? :D

souvenir ice hockey puck?

Originally posted by daggerlee
Who votes I put this little plug inside my food dehydrator and see what happens? :D

:hehehe::wave:

You can rub that 'thing' on the car part and it'll be as good as painted!! :D

dangerlee, I have a solution for this.
Why dun u sand the paint to powder
then thin it.
I've had this kind of problem before and it works with sandpaper.