Works great but I've had zero luck with using masking tape on it. It may be the primer I've been using. Going to run more tests.

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Paint itself is great, lays down smooth, covers well, and can be thinned slightly for use with 0.3 airbrush needles. No issues there and an excellent out-of-the-bottle experience with 0.5 airbrush needles. There is a problem, however, with the type of bottle cap used for the 35ml bottles in this product line; they don't seal well enough. The caps are made of a plastic that is far to flexible and use a compressible foam type liner which doesn't do a great job of sealing the cap to the bottle in the long term. While the system is liquid tight, it does not appear to be 100% vapor tight for VOC solvents, which is quite the problem for lacquer paints. I had this problem occur most significantly with the Odenkan SP-S01 PVC Primer 35ml bottle. Half the bottle had evaporated before even reaching me. Newtype customer service was great. They found the problem was present for all bottles of that item in their stock, issued a refund, and pulled the product page entirely. While the PVC primer is overwhelmingly solvent, exacerbating the evaporation problem, the same thing is also possible, though likely to a lesser extent, with these paints packaged in the same 35ml bottles with same type of cap and foam seal. I didn't want to wait and find out. My solution was to replace all the default caps with 24mm ID, 26mm OD, 12mm height caps with a tapered polycone insert. The caps are readily available at various online retailers and do not suffer from the same evaporation problem. This type of system provides a near perfect liquid and vapor seal, and is the same type of cap that Alclad uses on their lacquer paint bottles (though of a different size). I've had bottles with polycone seal caps for years without any visible evaporation. For a bottle or two that will be used up quickly, it's not such big deal. Though if you have half used bottles sitting around, or many 35ml bottles of OdenKan 35ml paint, switch out the caps. This is not a problem for the 25ml bottles (metallic line) insofar as I can tell. Those use a different type of seal, the kind found in some other lacquer paints

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This is my favorite lacquer paint so far. I was previously using StudioG paints and was concerned about the size of these bottles, but I find I’m using much less and getting great results. I’ve used the basics, metallics and Pearl coats and am very happy with the results. I would recommend this to anyone with an airbrush set up.

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