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![]() wrote I have sanded plenty of fiberglass, ; it got into everything and made me itch. A cold shower gets most of it off, while a warm shower can open the pores and let it in so it can bug you for a few more days. Another good clue for all you plastic airplane guys, is to spray your skin with hairspray before, and after you sand. When you get in the cool shower, it will wash off much better. It clogs the pores, so it does not go down into the pores, then the after spray clumps the fibers together, so they stay together, and wash off without going into your pores. Spray deodorant works, too. Try it! It really works! -- Jim in NC |
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On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 22:44:27 -0400, "Morgans"
wrote: wrote I have sanded plenty of fiberglass, ; it got into everything and made me itch. A cold shower gets most of it off, while a warm shower can open the pores and let it in so it can bug you for a few more days. Another good clue for all you plastic airplane guys, is to spray your skin with hairspray before, and after you sand. When you get in the cool shower, it will wash off much better. It clogs the pores, so it does not go down into the pores, then the after spray clumps the fibers together, so they stay together, and wash off without going into your pores. Spray deodorant works, too. Now that sounds really, really dangerous. I load up on deoderant, a shot of hair spray and holler, "Dear, I'm going out to the shop for a couple of hours"... "BANG!" Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member) (N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair) www.rogerhalstead.com Try it! It really works! |
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![]() "Roger" wrote Now that sounds really, really dangerous. I load up on deoderant, a shot of hair spray and holler, "Dear, I'm going out to the shop for a couple of hours"... "BANG!" So you use open flame for sanding, or is there something else you want to tell us? -- Jim in NC |
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"Roger" wrote Now that sounds really, really dangerous. I load up on deoderant, a shot of hair spray and holler, "Dear, I'm going out to the shop for a couple of hours"... "BANG!" Reminds me of the time my 10 year old son came up to me and whispered "Dad...gotta warn you...Mom found the receipt to when you went to Hooters." |
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On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 06:34:52 -0400, "Morgans"
wrote: "Roger" wrote Now that sounds really, really dangerous. I load up on deoderant, a shot of hair spray and holler, "Dear, I'm going out to the shop for a couple of hours"... "BANG!" So you use open flame for sanding, or is there something else you want to tell us? Gee... I thought it was self explanatory. That's like, He: "My place or your place" She: "If you are going to argue about it, just forget the whole thing." Roger |
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![]() "Roger" wrote Gee... I thought it was self explanatory. That's like, He: "My place or your place" She: "If you are going to argue about it, just forget the whole thing." Duh! I was fixated on the flammability aspect, and ignored the obvious. I'll try to get my mind in the gutter, quicker, next time! g -- Jim in NC |
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