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Norman D. Landings wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 9:26 pm Tell me you’ve got a patented double-ended* guitar cleaner though?

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

Norman D. Landings wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 9:26 pm 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.

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.

Jeremy wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 10:56 am A portable spray booth off Amazon.

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

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

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

Had you thought about just opening the window?

Purple wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 11:16 am 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

Jeremy wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 11:14 am It builds up into a thick fog and sets off the CO2 alarm.

Fewer sprouts in your diet may help

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