Sockmonkey wrote:How ironic... I'm stripping an AL80 tonight myself. I just came in to grab a beer and stop my skin from burning.
I'm getting a petition together to send to scuba tank manufacturers so they cease painting tanks yellow.
-Eric
Hope you have a 12 pack. Yellow are the worst. Unfortunately I have 2 of Steding's "Safe Air" 40's and some al6's...all yellow epoxy. I'd rather watch Lawrence Welk.
I got some motivation last week, but lost it fast after doing 2 yellow 80's.
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I'm on my fourth day of applying goop. The plastic I had under the tank melted and now there's a big bald spot on my (rented) garage floor.
Tank you. Tank you. Turn off the bubbla machine.
-Eric
BDub wrote:
Sockmonkey wrote:How ironic... I'm stripping an AL80 tonight myself. I just came in to grab a beer and stop my skin from burning.
I'm getting a petition together to send to scuba tank manufacturers so they cease painting tanks yellow.
-Eric
Hope you have a 12 pack. Yellow are the worst. Unfortunately I have 2 of Steding's "Safe Air" 40's and some al6's...all yellow epoxy. I'd rather watch Lawrence Welk.
I got some motivation last week, but lost it fast after doing 2 yellow 80's.
"I used to do this for fun, but now, I do it for nothing" -Not Joshua Smith
So what is the deal with the yellow? When I sprayed it down with the stripper they yellow came off real easy. Then under that there is some white primer I think. Seems like the stripper won't penetrate it. Whats the secret?
sheahanmcculla wrote: Seems like the stripper won't penetrate it. Whats the secret?
New sig line anybody?
"The She-Ps didn't work for either one of us, however- we accidently glued one to Dan's cat, and the other one ended up in a DEA evidence locker somehow." - Joshua Smith
