u/Yake

Is anyone else getting this issue? I'll be using the 3D color picker, select a color that I've already painted on my body by selecting it from on my body, and it's the totally wrong shade? And sometimes the inverse happens where the colors I am picking from the environment look one way, but then half way through the round the color picker wigs-out and the colors are the wrong shade when using the selection tool?

It really sucks when you're bouncing between multiple colors to refine your hiding spot, and suddenly you end up with the wrong shade of the color without realizing it and you break your own illusion.

Are the dev's aware of this? I haven't seen this issue discussed at all and I'm not sure if it's my PC or an issue that other people are having as well. The colors I've painted on my body should always be consistent when I use the color picker, they should not change shade mid-round.

Hi r/SellMyBusiness,

I was contacted by a broker who felt that the field my business is in has potential to sell and that they knew of a buyer that would be interested. They would be my broker in this sale, which I do find odd that they contacted me. With that said, the amount they appraised my business at is more than I expected and now I am interested in selling.

In reading their contract, they have a tail end clause that has a two-year time frame AFTER the agreement ends if the business does not sell. If the business sells during these two years they expect full commission. I am not familiar with this type of thing, but google AI is saying two years can be predatory without more guard rails.

My other concern is what if they purposely appraised it at too high of a price just to get me locked in? What happens if they turn around after 60 days and tell me it's worth 75% of their initial evaluation because they are not getting interested buyers? In order for me to sell, it would need to be at the original appraised value.

Can anyone with experience in this tell me if this is standard or sketchy? I do like the broker I have been talking with, but I also know he's in sales so it's kind of his job to be likeable and make me feel good about selling this business. Should I be shopping around more before I sign this document with them?

Thank you in advance!

Hi r/airbrush. I've moved from Acrylics to Lacquers and my cheap spray booth from Amazon isn't cutting it anymore. I'm worried about proper ventilation even though I use PPE correctly and have a well ventilated space. I can still smell the lacquer if I enter the room an hour later.

I'm looking at the Paasche HSSB-22-16, which is currently ~$343 with shipping included. I explored DIY (Vent works) but it seems like that will come out to ~$300 in materials anyway, and I also don't have the best tools to cut everything.

Is the Paasche HSSB-22-16 safe to use with Lacquers? It seems like the CFM of 270 is good enough, but I wanted to confirm since I am not too experienced with this.

Any input is appreciated, thank you!