Do you think one of them is using gear pt. 2
- Thread starter CptFKNplanet
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71Avido
Waiting to die.
This stuff I've found is really developed for real wood, not polyproplyene.
I ordered several items from this company but this one I have has the best dry times, opacity and some minor abrasion resistance.
The only problem is it doesn't have high abrasion resistance and it's not very user friendly.
I do want to run some more tests next week with our materials.
I have access to casein based inks that I want to try extracting the pigment from and using said pigment to make wax crayons with our colors.
There's a reason I'm called Doc, I can doctor any blunt and make it useable and I work the booth at the Make a Wish Foundation making my rounds. Ask and 'ye shall receive.
71Avido
Waiting to die.
Any ideas what you're going to do for the abrasion?
71Avido
Waiting to die.
Maybe nothing.
This item I'm developing is for touching up damaged material, small digs scratches and edges.
Depending on the size of the damage, it may not be worth worrying about abrasion.
I'm trying to deliver more than what is expected.
U jelly of my 15,000L of casein?
CptFKNplanet
Poop Mouth
That should be the name of my next porno.
I can put it in your butt
CptFKNplanet
Poop Mouth
Do I even need to ask?
71Avido
Waiting to die.
The real tough part of this project is fucking surface energy.
The material I'm working to touch up is top-coated and cured with an electron beam sealing in the color. This process also gives it it's abrasion resistance.
The scratches go through that cured top coat all the way to the substrate.
The top-coat has a lower surface energy than the substrate.
My challenge has been to find something that will bind to the high surface energy of the substrate but NOT the lower surface energy of the coating. It's the exact opposite of logic.
The material I'm working to touch up is top-coated and cured with an electron beam sealing in the color. This process also gives it it's abrasion resistance.
The scratches go through that cured top coat all the way to the substrate.
The top-coat has a lower surface energy than the substrate.
My challenge has been to find something that will bind to the high surface energy of the substrate but NOT the lower surface energy of the coating. It's the exact opposite of logic.
) and I've had 3 back and forths with the bank on my refi, plus a few posts here. Actual work done today - I opened 2 cad files.I walk through a grocery store and all I can think as I look around is "hey, I could put this up Cap's butt"
71Avido
Waiting to die.
That's why Cap's been banned from Whole Foods.
Are Half Foods ok?
71Avido
Waiting to die.
CptFKNplanet
Poop Mouth
I do the same thing at Costco
HOLE foods
Yummy
halfwit
I like turtles.
Yep, definitely in love.CaptFKNplanet said:
Okay, I'll take them both.
Captive audience as Avido mentioned. There was hardly any competition back then and given the "epic" scope of the film, it would be like Avatar being the only movie in theaters for a couple months. Then again, inflation adjustments are silly as it's not really THAT accurate as some expenses have far outpaced others in terms of cost. (Think oil dependent items like groceries that heavily rely on trucks to carry their product.)
Totally agree.
Raising the children as a man has been clinically proven to lower endogenous testosterone as well. We may have evolved beyond some species, but think about frogs that can change physical sex if needed. I wonder if that's the cause behind it.
Good looking, but damn so young.
Yeah, I'd still hit it though.
CptFKNplanet
Poop Mouth
HOLE foods
Have you ever tried butt pluggin laxatives? You should next time you're constipated if you haven't. Or get a turkey baster full of prune juice and give yourself an enema.