Like weaving baskets (in a funny room with padded walls).
The other day, I went to get the gloss black to put on a part and the PAINT WAS DRIED UP IN THE BOTTLE! I just bought that paint not long ago.
And the nearest place to get Model Master paint is a ten mile, half-hour drive through Los Angeles traffic.
I'm tired of buying paint only to have it dry in the bottle within six months, and for some reason, it's colors I use all the time (black, silver, white). Ironically, what really frosts my [backside] is I've got a few bottles of paint from the first Clinton administration that are still good! Anybody have any ideas as to how to keep paint from becoming sludge the consistency of tapioca pudding or just plain dry? Thanks in advance.