Giving up sniffing glue thread

Not just for gun cleaning.

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You won't be constipated after a few shots and kidney stones should slip right out

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Of course, if one goes back to their childhood days, the really big fragrance of the day was "Spirit Duplicator Fluid." One often spent maybe 5 minutes of their "test time" sniffing the test papers! Drove the teachers cray-cray!


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Did you guys know anybody who built stick and tissue free flight airplane models.

We know something that elevates us much, much better than the gateway drug of hufflng paint.


There have been a few times I would find my models in a shape that I don't remember doing myself.

Paint is a beginner drug.
I built many balsa, tissue and dope models as a kid.
 
When I bought my house in 20 odd years ago it had galvanized pipe water lines. Correction: RUSTY galvanized pipe water lines.

Took it upon myself to re plumb all the supply lines. Spent 3 or 4 days crawling around under the house with a couple cans of Oatey... Primer and solvent cans taped side by side... Cutting, priming, and gluing.

Now, I've always thought PVC solvent had a good smell. But after a couple hours of open cans wafting out fumes a foot from your face... You get a REALLY bad headache.

Oddly enough, on the label it mentions that you should use it in a well-ventilated area.😂

I may have lost a couple grades worth of reading level from that experience.

Mike
 
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Unfortunately, I think those "fat boy" markers went away in an effort to help reduce "Graffiti" Similar to the restrictions they have on selling "Krylon" and "Rust-o-leum" aerosol paint cans to young teens.
Pretty sure I came across one not too long ago. But, no telling how old it was either.

Sharpie makes a big one too. I keep one in my tool pouch out in the shop... But it doesn't smell like the old Sanford's.

Mike