Vivtory make orange flavour but it's still orrible. Hellfire destroys everything.The spray in my garden managed to kill the cabages. Also stripped paint of the greenhouse.
The Chemical Breakdown of Paint??
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Yeah, I set up a massive tarpooling over the fence in the back garden once - after going through about 300 balls I realised that they were penetrating the tarpooling and it's now full of holes! I had a multicoloured fence after that which never fully washed away, the only way to sort that out of course, was to just spray the whole fence with paint so it was uniform!
..mmmm.....what about cookie dough lumps in it!!
Because the paint never dries, does that mean 50 feet under the ground of recreational paintball sites there is a huge paint suppository??? Kinda like oil?? It just drips through the soil to the vast expance beneath.....only to be unearthed years later by the 'Zap drilling company' to recycle it!! It would bring a whole new meaning to the term 'seconds' paint!!
..mmmm.....what about cookie dough lumps in it!!
Because the paint never dries, does that mean 50 feet under the ground of recreational paintball sites there is a huge paint suppository??? Kinda like oil?? It just drips through the soil to the vast expance beneath.....only to be unearthed years later by the 'Zap drilling company' to recycle it!! It would bring a whole new meaning to the term 'seconds' paint!!
In theory it is biodegradable, which means it breaks down naturally over time. Of course, exactly how long that takes is anyone's guessOriginally posted by AJermstad
Because the paint never dries, does that mean 50 feet under the ground of recreational paintball sites there is a huge paint suppository??? Kinda like oil?? It just drips through the soil to the vast exance beneath.....only to be unearthed years later by the 'Zap drilling company' to recycle it!! It would bring a whole new meaning to the term 'seconds' paint!!
Tom only a small orange splat it's there to remind me I promised my self um....... mumble years ago I owuld rub the whole thing down and re varnish it.
Aren't table cloths a wonderfull thing
Yes they do biodegrade and it varys according to the moisture in the air. days litterally in rain and weks in the summmer.
Aren't table cloths a wonderfull thing
Yes they do biodegrade and it varys according to the moisture in the air. days litterally in rain and weks in the summmer.
if they only made them taste good. then when you got shot in the mask, you wouldnt care....cuz you would be getting a tasty treat. hahaha
Oh yeah, forgot about the bio degradeable aspect. But still, it'd be pretty awesome if after years of paintball plastering the trees absorbed the paint and started sprouting genetically modified bright orange, pink, green and white leaves!!
Not far off-its hygroscopic, a substance tending to absorb moisture from the air.
Thats why paint goes dodgy if you leave the box open all day or don't rotate your pots,
JJ
A quick email to Nelson paintball revealed this : " Thanks for asking - generally what you are looking for is something that
everyone keeps secret, "trade secret" type of thing because fills are important part of the paintball and no one wants the competition to know what they are doing.
So I am sorry that I am unable to assist you with your request."
Not very forthcoming....
everyone keeps secret, "trade secret" type of thing because fills are important part of the paintball and no one wants the competition to know what they are doing.
So I am sorry that I am unable to assist you with your request."
Not very forthcoming....