Hey all, There was a discount night at my local hardware store recently. I write but have never spent a lot of time with paint. I had been talking to some of the other 'outdoor artists' in town earlier in the day and had made up my mind to scoop some paint. I was blazed AF and saw the krylon's and felt a memory bell ringing softly somewhere. I know about tips but do not, as mentioned, paint so did not have recent or relevant can advancement and alteration info at my brain fingertips. Now I find myself with two cans of Krylon with the 360 tips at a loss for what to do. I am not made out of art supply money and I am pretty peeved at myself for not getting rustos, or any cans I can adapt tips with. I need practice and already spent my practice money on cans that probably won't help much. Does any one have any encouragement, fun techniques or homebrew krylon adaptations, or want to help me find a really good deal on useful cans? I am broke, always, and with the shit going on rn, need my art more than ever to keep myself straight and moving . Thanks and happy cold part.
360's cant really be converted, i mean they can but its not worth the time put into it. the new krylons are back to the old caps (though with male cans still). they have a different stem than rusto though so you need a yellow adapter. you can also use valspar female fats on them.