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I recently got into airbrushing it took forever to do one because I had to clean it and the jar every time I switched colors because I only had one paint jar I went to the local art store and they wanted 8 bucks each I said there has to be a cheaper way (basically because I’m frugal…My wife says cheap) This is how I got 5 jars for 5 Bucks! heres how
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1. A clean baby food Jar with lid
2. vinyl plumers tape
3.A screw
4. A hammer
5.some vinyl tubing
( I took my airbrush into the store and bought the size that fit it. )
sorry I didn't get the size but if you do it this way you know it will fit
2. vinyl plumers tape
3.A screw
4. A hammer
5.some vinyl tubing
( I took my airbrush into the store and bought the size that fit it. )
sorry I didn't get the size but if you do it this way you know it will fit
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Sep 14, 2011. 1:58 PMSharonH
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Serendipity! Just got an airbrush and compressor working after being unused since 1988 and was looking to buy paint jars. A friend gave us a big bag of old baby-food jars only about a month ago and was thinking of tossing them! Then I remembered "lifting" some IV tubing as my husband left the hospital a year ago. TaDa!!!! Yes, I'm cheap! Thanks so much for this instructable! SharonH
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Jan 30, 2011. 5:29 PMurbanpirate
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coming soon to an airbrush near me.
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Dec 20, 2010. 12:13 PMbabyruthless
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Wow! Great idea! My sister has a baby and goes through at least 10 bottles of food a day with him! I will have to show her this idea! She might take up airbrushing just to reuse her saved up jars! lol! Cool instructable!
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