Tutorial: Putting an Agitator in a Vallejo Bottle

twjolson

New member
My painting sessions begin with
1. decide what mini to paint
2. decide what color to start with
3. put paint on shaker and push start button
4. get out mini
5. get out brushes
6. fill cup with water
7. lay down newspaper
8. turn on painting light
9. turn off paint shaker and drop some paint on the pallet. Then put color #2 on shaker while painting.

I like to start my mini painting sessions with a prayer. \"God, don\'t let me F up these eyes too!!\"
 
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Sturmhalo

Guest
Why in the name of f**k do we need to be shown how exactly to take the top off a paint pot and drop a piece of metal in it?!

Is the CMON community that thick?!

Surely not... at least I hope not... mind you...

lol
 

vincegamer

Active member
Well I\'ve watched enough people screw up doing it, so I can\'t speak for the CMON community, but I think there is a need.
 

Legacy Account

Active member
I love Vallejo paint. But they are not totally without problems. It has already been mentioned, but it needs repeating:

Glue the nozzle in after you take it out. I have had a couple of messy incidents when nozzles decided to propel themselves across the room when I squeezed the bottle - and I never even took them apart in the first place!

As for actually needing an agitator - I\'m sure that most of you have a more than adequate \'shaking action\' already.....:D
 

vincegamer

Active member
I\'ve never heard of a tip popping off.
Occasionally I\'ve squeezed a bottle and can feel the pressure build up but nothing comes out. I just jam a pin in the hole and then it usually works fine.
Some of my paints are way thicker than others for a reason I don\'t know.
 

Einion

New member
Originally posted by vincegamer
Some of my paints are way thicker than others for a reason I don\'t know.
Poor quality control! If the caps are watertight then the paint pretty much had to go into the bottle thicker in the first place.

Einion
 
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