Will these spray paint thinner or will the paint thinner melt the bottle like conventional bottles?
528562
Funny you asked today. I used one of these for lacquer thinner and it was always full when stored. It worked well for like 2 months and literally quit today.
1926928
I would NEVER recommend spray painting anything that is made from Styrofoam, in my experience it melts it.
1266468
Nope. In my experiance with It it won't spray anything thick. Even just regular paint. Not unless u thin it with a ton of water.
164857
No. I don't have to thin latex paint. This sprayer is great and has no problems with any paint or stain
1420367
You will get the best results by spraying thin coats. What ever you do don't use a brush as the solvent in this product dries very quickly and you will end up with brush marks or worse.
1054824
These paints dry fairly quickly, usually 15 - 20 minutes. I have never tried to use them as spray paint, but I would think doing so would shorten the drying time a bit. They are good quality, long lasting paints. Enjoy! And good luck.
2097280
It would damage the bottle and the sprayer. Sadly it really only works with the bottle. The spray nozzle does have a setting for water only and off so you can use it as a regular nozzle.
718891
Will not work with a pour bottle. You might trying buying an inexpensive spray top for your bottle, or pouring some into an inexpensive spray bottle you can buy for $1 at a local five and dime type store or on Amazon.
1116596
I don't know if paint would go through the nozzle, as it is set up for thinner liguids.
578017
I think these would be great for acrylic paint. The opening is small so you wouldn't get too much, but the bottles are a softer squeezable plastic so you could easily squeeze them to get the amount you needed without the stiffer plastic suddenly giving under pressure and too much being dispensed too quickly. I think they'd be a good choice for you.
810677
No, regular paint is too thick and will drip while drying. Visit a hobby or craft store, or buy paint off amazon. Testors is name brand for models
1146422
A spray bottle made for water will not be able to atomize a viscous liquid like oil. All the droplets will clump together and become a stream. There are non-pressurized spray bottles made for oil, like the EVO, but they're expensive. Another issue to consider is that plastics are usually made from petroleum. That means that contact with another oil, including cooking oil, can cause an interaction. A good example is putting oil in a styrofoam cup. Within a week, the oil will dissolve the styrofoam. In other words, if you plan to store oil in plastic, make sure the plastic is inert to foods, including oils. A regular spray bottle may not be. A spray bottle made for water will not be able to atomize a viscous liquid like oil. All the droplets will clump together and become a stream. There are non-pressurized spray bottles made for oil, like the EVO, but they're expensive. Another issue to consider is that plastics are usually made from petroleum. That means that contact with another oil, including cooking oil, can cause an interaction. A good example is putting oil in a styrofoam cup. Within a week, the oil will dissolve the styrofoam. In other words, if you plan to store oil in plastic, make sure the plastic is inert to foods,... » Read More A spray bottle made for water will not be able to atomize a viscous liquid like oil. All the droplets will clump together and become a stream. There are non-pressurized spray bottles made for oil, like the EVO, but they're expensive. Another issue to consider is that plastics are usually made from petroleum. That means that contact with another oil, including cooking oil, can cause an interaction. A good example is putting oil in a styrofoam cup. Within a week, the oil will dissolve the styrofoam. In other words, if you plan to store oil in plastic, make sure the plastic is inert to foods, including oils. A regular spray bottle may not be. « Show Less
1150542
If you want a low/semi gloss finish, the smaller bottle should do the trick. However, if you want it very glossy (which may be too reflective for hunting purposes) you may want to go with the 8 oz bottle since it will require around a dozen coatings. Hope this helps!
691336
No it's very similar to the regular lid the mason jars come with. I don't think it would be difficult to spray paint or paint that look.
1772653
I haven't attempted using a liquid in mine. Since it was listed as an oil sprayer, I assumed a thinner substance might not work. Now I'm curious...
1003014
I would say no, because the tip might clog up too quickly. I don't even get white glue through because it is too thick. There are other bottles out there that have plastic tips you can cut that might suit you better, and they are also cheaper. - I just looked and they claim you can put paint in, but these caps only push, not screw on, and I would not trust them with paint. Once the nozzle clogs it's done.
1993265
There is no indication on the bottle that indicates they are flammable, the paints are water based. You may be able to find additional information on their website: www.createxcolors.com