Army painter

It seem like the paint just wants to clog. I'm on my second can now and I think I have wrecked both nozzles completely trying to fix them.
I tilt the can upside down afterwards to clean it. Anyone have any suggestions?
I also tried the red tips that most cans have but they are really tight and get stuck continually spraying. They clog in a matter of seconds.

Would anyone have any old army painter spray can nozzles?

Personally I think the product range is a real lemon.

I might have a few, won't be able to check til the 14th, out of town.

ScottRadom wrote:Personally I think the product range is a real lemon.

It saved a bunch of time in the beginning but its starting to be a pain. My first can of it was way better than the second.

Roland wrote:I might have a few, won't be able to check til the 14th, out of town.

I would appreciate that.

There's some nameless brand that we have out here in Biggar that I just love. You can drown the model in this stuff, and all the details are still there when it dries. Doesn't even cost $7 after tax, either. I love using the stuff to prime, and the Satin Green they have in the line is what I used to base my Chimera.

Planes wrote:There's some nameless brand that we have out here in Biggar that I just love.  You can drown the model in this stuff, and all the details are still there when it dries.  Doesn't even cost $7 after tax, either.  I love using the stuff to prime, and the Satin Green they have in the line is what I used to base my Chimera.

Whats the Brand name? I'm always looking for a cheaper + better primer

There-in lies the rub, I can't discern a name for the brand, though I think it might be manufactured in Saskatoon. I'll have to take a picture of the cans I have on the off chance it helps.

the brand is Colours. i've seen those in alot of small towns.

And they work amazingly for all of $5.99 + tax.