Ultra-Ever Dry on needle tip

[rpglogic]

ultra ever dry
Has anyone tried this product? applying it on needle tip maybe?

 

[Ricky Spanish]

Sorry bud... Never heard of it... What is it supposed to do?

 

[Ricky Spanish]

Never mind I watched the video... Rustoleum makes a smiliar product.... Are you thinking about putting that on your ab needle?

 

[rpglogic]

Never mind I watched the video... Rustoleum makes a smiliar product.... Are you thinking about putting that on your ab needle?

yes, but i don't it will work or not.

 

[Vladimir]

Interesting chemicals!
It's said on their site "for industrial only" not sold for individuals.
I'd like to try it. I wonder how it sticks to the metal surface, maybe it even would work for our needles. It would be great.
Thanx for the info!

 

[Airbrush Dreams]

yes, but i don't it will work or not.

I would not use any chemical on the needle. If it mixes into the paint it could have bad reactions with clearing or adhesion to fabrics. I would imagine this is a silicone based product.


Paint on

 

[Ricky Spanish]

If you have a spare nozzle tip and needle ... You can test it on those.
If it creates a barrier on the object it is applied to then it might not spray properly or as accurate... But I'm definitely curious on your results. I just apply a bit of the Iwata oil my needle and it helps out a bit, with no adverse effects.

 

[RebelAir]

Many polish their needles to assist in reducing tip dry through reducing resistance, personally wouldn't use such a product as others mention above as it would potentially upset the flow over the needle as microscopically I doubt it would be as smooth a surface as the metal itself and would also doubt it would hold onto the needle itself with pressure behind it trying to launch it onto your job but maybe worth a try Am waiting for someone to develop a silicon based needle or the like..

 

[Squishy]

I don't like to use anything in my gun or on my needle, just so there's nothing that could affect auto work, and I don't miss it. Tip dry isn't an issue for me anymore, (once or twice an hour) but it used to be before I really got to know my paint. If it worked I would have snapped up something like this I think if it wasn't for the auto stuff. But would be good to know what the effect would be.

 

[MeeshellMP]

I agree with others. No way would I ever put that on my needle. No way of knowing long time effects of your airbrush. Plus, as @Squishy said, once you get more user friendly with your paint and reducer, I too hardly ever have tip dry.