Hi guys
I didn't like the lack of control with Tamiya's spray cans, so I decanted three cans; two primer cans, and a colored one. I used a straw and filled three large Tamiya jars, and put them aside.
This morning, I went to use the white primer, and when I opened it, it sprayed out like as if it was a shaken can of soda! It got all over my hands--man; is that stuff hard to get off! The same thing happened to each of the other bottles (I was prepared for the other two with paper towels around the lids)
I've left the lids slightly loose now, figuring that there must be some residual gasses to disperse, but I don't want to just have to leave them that way; can anyone give me some info on what the deal is here? Am I going to have to expect that if I close up those bottles that the gasses are going to continue to build inside them, or will they eventually stabilize?
Should you only decant paint immediately before using it in your airbrush, and not try to save it?