When shaking prior to use, is there a steel ball that rattles to help mix? Most paints have them, but nothing here?!?!
383013
Nope, most spray adhesives (including this one) don't use a shaker ball. A good 60 second shake and you should be good to go.
2030490
Mine was liquid. And since I was only doing touchup - just used a small portion. Did shake it very well before using.
1101849
I don't believe there is any rubber in this paint, but it is smooth and very grippy. There is no "give" or bounce effect to the surface like a rubber ball or anything. When you play you just hear the click and klack of wood knocking on wood.
40853
Yes you have to shake it. It's very light. It's not stainless steel. It's aluminum.
339199
I never had a liquid version. I always shake mine before I use it and that might solidify it back to a gel.
1750050
There is a chime, it takes a good bit of shaking for it to happen though. Seems to be impossible to find them without a chime. It's actually a rather "tin" sound and not what i think of when i think of a chime.
807648
I've used other paint, but without the nice squeeze bottle it can make a mess. Might be worthwhile to get some empty squeeze bottles along with some Crayola paint. For other paper I just cut it the right size, doesn't really phase me to cut paper. I do it for a few other similar toys, in 5 minutes I can have a decent stack.
1753996
With the non-slip particles in this paint its imperative to mix it well I used it for a bench surface and I just poured it on and then vibrated the bench by hitting the frame with a big rubber mallet and this tended to settle and distribute the rubber particles. With it this thick the binder in the paint has small cracks in the surface and is not completely smooth but I am generally pleased with the surface. Takes a few days to dry. I gave my bench at least a week so it would be sure to dry completely.
573133
Mine did not rattle. If it is a vigarous shake then it may just be part of the tourque displacement. But if it rattles with just regular movement most likely a defect and need to exchange it. Amazon has a great replacement program.
827720
Yes, there is a small amount of white substance at the bottom which I shake before using. It's not a lot. Just enough to cloud the liquid a tiny bit.
785719
Yes, this requires mixing. I actually enjoy that, as it gives you the opportunity for more individualizing of the painting itself.
1039975
I haven't had that problem. Have you tried shaking the contents first before spraying?
1886005
There is a general MSDS PDF online. Search "MSDS for Perfect Cast material". I could not find it specific to this product. I do not remember if mine came with one. There is also a PDF online for mixing instruction specifically for this product online. Search "Mixing instruction for Cast & Paint Perfect Cast". Hope this helps. Good luck!
1508256
No bkender. I went to my local art supply store and bought 2 from open stock. There are other things you can use also, like baby oil! Search Prismacolor blending on you tube
1669970
I have a rattling bit of metal too. I think it is on purpose so shaking the pen mixes the ink and prevents a bubble of air from keeping the ink from reaching the nib
974915
Yes there is paint mixing in this one....the are some out there that don't require you to mix...plaid is oneof them.
1639762
That it does! Though I will be honest, I've never tried to shake it without holding the top. typically I hold the top and the bottom and shake. But never has it leaked