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thanks for the response, Hal. I spend a lot of time in the garage when it's warmer, so i'm happy to keep them out there for now. I may try the pinhole technique, but a year to dry it out sounds like too long, and the whole time solvents might be airborne. thanks for your input.
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Any thoughts on "freeze, thaw" of spray cans? I keep my cans in the garage, which isn't well insulated. I have no basement in my home, and I don't really agree with keeping cans in the house. I feel it's a fire hazard, and probably not good for air quality. The recently extremely cold weather followed by above-freezing temperatures has me wondering about how it affects the integrity of oil-based paint, old cans or otherwise. I am aware how it can affect latex paint, and oil paint is a little more durable to harsh conditions. One thing I was thinking was the condensation from freeze-
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Solid thread. Labrona canvas, wow
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naval jelly
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that shore wall is hella sick couple more 1996 rumor 2000
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i do..mavs & cloze are on the left side. and thanks for the positive responses y'all
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older stuff shore nyc 2001? drew7 terre haute 2002 rumor 2000 baks 1996
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what about chromated paint or whatever i see on here, chromium would be pretty toxic too i think, then you have all the other heavy metals..aluminum paint has small flakes of aluminum i believe, that's what makes it so shiny, ive heard alum is linked to breast cancer (anti-pers. with alum silicate or something)..i do notice on old tins of rusto they actually list the pigments and ingredients which is pretty cool
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rebar green epoxy, cool name
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rusto flat black line up. nice
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valdi, your inbox is full. i'm mailing that out today or monday.
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wow
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oh shit that is masters of the universe. same thing?
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that safety purple is nice, so is the he-man comforter