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How to Open Your Gel and Airbrush Color Bottles

How to Open Your Gel and Airbrush Color Bottles

Our airbrush and gel colors can be opened just with the cap alone! All bottles have a foam gasket that reduces product leakage. Follow this tutorial and you'll extend the life (and cleanliness) of your colors. Here's the video:

All Cookie Countess brand gel colors and airbrush colors can be opened this way!
Filed in: Airbrush Colors, Airbrush Machines How-Tos, Tips & Tricks, Working with Colors
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Connie - July 1, 2024

My paints do not have a circle in the middle, it’s a solid piece. Are my paints an older version?
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The Cookie Countess replied:
Our newer bottles do not have the ring anymore, as our vendor was able to change the seals used in manufacturing.

Connie - July 1, 2024

I just bought a $179.00 unit. ☺️
But the paints are so hard to pierce through.
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The Cookie Countess replied:
If using the lid to poke through the seal is too difficult for you, you can always carefully use a knife or scissors to slice a small hole in the center of the seal.

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