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    Those are called "Awards" You get them from doing something yourself!

    Pat
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    Quote Originally Posted by HemiTCoupe
    Those are called "Awards" You get them from doing something yourself!

    Pat
    Now that's a good one, I'll have to remember that!!

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    I know what you mean, POR 15 welds to your skin as does the epoxy primer. A little acetone immediately after painting does a decent job on most things, getting the paint off.
    " "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stovens
    I know what you mean, POR 15 welds to your skin as does the epoxy primer. A little acetone immediately after painting does a decent job on most things, getting the paint off.
    I worked until 3am and fell asleep letting it dry for about 10 hours before I noticed it .

    I like that too, "Awards", kinda like all those sheetmetal slices on my hands, and burn marks on my ankles from welding while sitting on the floor.

    Sean

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