Dauber bottles

[ladyinblack1964]

I'm considering buying these dauber bottles.
Does anyone have experience with them? https://www.scrapbook.com/store/st-dt201.html

I know you can get something like 12 of them from HandyArt on Amazon, but I'm not sure I would ever use 12. I suppose I could...I was thinking more like 3.

Thanks!

[Bohodiva]

I've replaced some of the pour caps with dauber caps on my bottles of acrylic paint.
They work fine, but over time they become stiff and hard and need to replaced.
https://www.unitednow.com/Empty-Plas...placement-Tops

[ladyinblack1964]

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Originally Posted by Bohodiva

I've replaced some of the pour caps with dauber caps on my bottles of acrylic paint.
They work fine, but over time they become stiff and hard and need to replaced.
https://www.unitednow.com/Empty-Plas...placement-Tops

Thank you very much for the link! I noticed the other day that one of my Distress Paint caps had become really stiff with dried paint. I'll try and wash it out, but if that doesn't work, at least I know where I can find replacements.

[wavejumper]

Those are small bottles at 2 oz. What are you planning to use them for?

I have them for stamp cleaners...I have not done paints and stuff tho. I have finger daubers by the boat load so I just use those.

[ladyinblack1964]

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Originally Posted by wavejumper

Those are small bottles at 2 oz. What are you planning to use them for?

I have them for stamp cleaners...I have not done paints and stuff tho. I have finger daubers by the boat load so I just use those.

I'm making small accordion books from watercolor paper and might like to color borders or the whole panel on a page. I also am going to be coloring pieces of Dina Wakley's sticky back canvas tape. Since Tim Holtz doesn't sell dauber bottles with stains anymore, I'm buying the spray stains and thought I might decant them. But I do have some finger daubers so maybe I should try that, or just a paintbrush first.