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jaystacy
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OK here is a guy who made his own home made auto candy incase anyone is daring.
The guy's an ass. Saying airbrushing is easy and it's an easy way to make $5000.
with that mask I think hes got a few dead brain cells from inhaling the acetone too, wrong type for what he's spraying
I normaly refrain from commenting when I have nothing nice to say, but #$^%$ is that guy an $%$%^ .
He probably means well but he clearly has no idea what he is doing or talking about. I hope no one is paying 5k for that crap (else I realy realy realy have to reconsider my pricing ) and if he actualy is getting that he should be ashamed of cutting corners by saving 3 bucks by using transparant (tattoo!!???) paint instead of a real candy , not to mention a rattlecan base on a %*&&^* harley.
Sorry just had to rant after seeing this
Probably made the chain from some old motorbike parts and got the teeth form an old circular saw to save costs...I'm so glad I wasn't on a visit when you were subjected to this, I have a feeling I may have left wearing one of your tins
Well mate I'm glad to see you back with us and I can tell you I missed you, I've always considered you a friend but that comes into question when you start to insult me by calling me names like "genius" however, since a I would hate to lose such a good friend I shall assume that this was merely a slip of the tongue on your part
I did a little rummaging on this guys YouTube channel and found his other video on scratching techniques, I decided to just take a screen shot from it since I found the whole video too graphic and not suitable for all audiences, notice the absence of protective eyewear and he kind of reminds me of someone
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Probably made the chain from some old motorbike parts and got the teeth form an old circular saw to save costs...
Here's something I learned a while back: Tattoo's don't really fade over time because of sunlight alone. They fade because white blood cells carry off a lot of the smaller heavy metal pigments and deposit them in your colon (you literally poop out tiny bits of your tatto over time). The color that remains is because some of the heavy metal pigments are too large for the white blood cells to carry off. In fact, tattoo removal is the process of using a laser to heat one side of the heavy metal pigment, causing it to fracture, so the larger pieces of heavy metal pigments break into several smaller fragments, which are small enough for white blood cells to carry away and deposit in your colon.Tattoo ink fades in skin under sunlight so I bet his paint will fade to.