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Do you'll change the cup with each color or do you have a cup for each paint color? If you use the same cup how do you get all the paint out of your cup?
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I see it in search. It did not pull up anything earlier
All men are created equal, some work harder in the preseason.
Thanks to BnM PST, Midsouth Jig, Big River Marina
Cup for each color
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I use a separate cup for each color, however, I have 15 cups so it is easy to switch.
If you only have one or two cups then it should not be a problem. There will always be a small amount of left over on the cup after you pour it back into it's container. Just tap the cup a few times and empty. It will get allthat matters out and then you can add the new color without worries that it will mix. The small residue left on the cup inside will not mix with the powder you put in and if it does then it is so minute you cannot tell.
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Separate cups are the way to go but if switching colors then dump and vaccum out the cup.
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I made up a bunch of cups and when I'm done I have an air blower for blow up mattress's and blows any residue right out and yeah I do it outside!!LOL