What are people buying?

[Paul]

Tell me you’ve got a patented double-ended* guitar cleaner though?

I have...but it's his day off.

[Purple]

Tell me you’ve got a patented double-ended* guitar cleaner though?


*did I not mention my trombone cleaner is double-ended? It totally is.

You should probably keep that double ended trombone cleaner in a drawstring dildo bag in starry midnight blue.

[Jeremy]

A portable spray booth off Amazon. Not the kind of spray booth frequented by Purps. One for models. No, not the kind of models Purps stalks.

Considering I have 8 vehicles to spray and spray varnish all figures these days, it’s a good investment. I’ve set off the Co2 alarm before when varnishing, fortunately the Missus wasn’t in.

[Paul]

A portable spray booth off Amazon.

So an expensive box.
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No, not the kind Purps stalks.

[Purple]

My spray box is an ASOS box masked up that I nicked off the Mrs.
It was free.

[Jeremy]

Yes, yes. I’ve used a normal box. The issue is the vapor, especially when varnishing large quantities of troops. It builds up into a thick fog and sets off the CO2 alarm. And considering how much rain we have in Manchester, and how lazy I am, I’m not carting my compressor and airbrush around the house, and up and down stairs to use outside on the odd clear day.

This has an extractor fan and a pipe to go out the window. And the connection is such that you don’t have to have the window open wide. And it’s cheaper than Foundry figures

[Purple]

Had you thought about just opening the window?

[Jeremy]

Had you thought about just opening the window?

Yes. In summer that’s fine and that’s what I do. Winter, when it’s near or below zero? Not so much fun. The Co2 alarm is right outside my door, so sometimes even an open window doesn’t work

[goat major]

It builds up into a thick fog and sets off the CO2 alarm.

Fewer sprouts in your diet may help

[grizzlymc]

Jeremy, you may not realise this, but it's summer in the UK at the moment.