Is it possible to rehydrate the paint in the tubes if it dries out? If so, how?
380784
As far as I can tell no, it seems similar to a cross between Elmer's glue, and puff paint. Plus a little like acrylic . None of those I've been successful reconstituting.
1255220
It takes a wh8le to get the paint down to to tip....shake like crazy and push down to fill tip and try that. If you had used it before it may need done again. Otherwise maybe it dried out.
1670481
Nope - none. Put the intake right into the paint can and draw the paint directly into the reservoir. Works quite simply.
332706
I have not experienced this drying out, but I would think the compound is oil base not water. Therefore I suggest trying light oil such as 3 in 1 or WD 40. Maybe even paint thinner.
1313590
I don't know if that's a good idea. Maybe after they dry a little but when mine arrived it was very moist/drippy and the liquid ate the nail polish right off my manicure. I wouldn't recommend getting it near a car/letting the liquid sit on a paint job for an extended amount of time.
547999
Yes and no. Water weakens it and causes the rope to fall apart (if they're hanging, this would cause the pots to break once they hit the ground). However, you can help prevent this by spraying it with a clear, water proof spray. Put on two coats (on the rope, as well), making sure you let the first coat dry before adding the second. Let the final coat dry for 24 hours before you put it outside. I did this five months ago and my pots are still exactly the same as they were the day I got them. If you get the combined Water-Proof and UV Protection spray (Krylon makes one), it will also keep the paint from peeling and/or fading. Yes and no. Water weakens it and causes the rope to fall apart (if they're hanging, this would cause the pots to break once they hit the ground). However, you can help prevent this by spraying it with a clear, water proof spray. Put on two coats (on the rope, as well), making sure you let the first coat dry before adding the second. Let the final coat dry for 24 hours before you put it outside. I did this five months ago and my pots are still exactly the same as they were the day I got them. If you get the combined Water-Proof and UV Protection spray (Krylon makes one), it will also keep... » Read More Yes and no. Water weakens it and causes the rope to fall apart (if they're hanging, this would cause the pots to break once they hit the ground). However, you can help prevent this by spraying it with a clear, water proof spray. Put on two coats (on the rope, as well), making sure you let the first coat dry before adding the second. Let the final coat dry for 24 hours before you put it outside. I did this five months ago and my pots are still exactly the same as they were the day I got them. If you get the combined Water-Proof and UV Protection spray (Krylon makes one), it will also keep the paint from peeling and/or fading. « Show Less
1030373
I haven't used this tubing in that way. However, I have some that has been in my aquarium full (24/7) time for the better part of two (2) years at about 77deg F. I don't know what the effect alternately wetting and drying the tubing would do. I'd expect that wouldn't really affect the tubing but I don't absolutely know the answer to that.
1733021
The paint in bottle did not dried. It remains as it was before, totally usable. Because, after using last month, I followed the instructions and added a small portion of water in it, without sacking the bottle, and then closed the bottle.
1518424
Yes , there is actually a tube that you put to any source of paint or liquid.
343964
Only if you could thin it enough. I use to shoot enamels on scale model airplane and when they are too thick, I have to play with air pressure to compensate. The cleanup might be difficult. Though you can find replacent o-ring if the chemicals in the paint eat them up. Good luck.
1952385
I don't think this is possible. It dries pretty fast, and acts just like regular paint. I am not 100% sure, but I think it might only work if you erase it right away, but even then, it might leave a smudge.
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
1141357
Somewhat. You would still need to clear the system with either water or some type of solvent, depending on the type of paint you were using.
2092147
You are correct, however, one can also hang the tube with the ends down over the blue semi-circle and it will even snap in place. Then it can drip dry over a few hours.
1110074
yes, I have reused mine so many times. I recommend that you put it in a bucket of water as soon as you finish with it so the paint doesn't set up on it. I then clean it when I clean my paint sprayer and hang it to dry. This package will last a long, long time.
1679797
Yes you can, this stuff won't dry out or harden. Look up EricTheCarGuy on YouTube.
2191481
We rinse it out with hot water using a handheld nozzle with decent water pressure. Then, allow to dry completely before reinserting.