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I also use the Making Memories, and I agree with babydal57: acrylic paint in pretty bottles. I've also been soaking the chipboard onto my stamp pads and getting great coverage.
I didn't change paints. But I found that it using a foam brush instead of a bristle brush makes the paint go on smoother. Also, thinning the paint down just a bit and applying two coats is smoother. Hate waiting, but it's worth the extra time.
I didn't like the way paint saturated the chipboard. Kinda made it look warped sometimes. I started using the Stampin' Up! craft ink and a sponge, and I love the way it works. I did break down and buy some hospital-type rubber gloves so I didn't have to worry about staining my hands.