On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 16:12:19 -0700, Frogwatch
wrote this crap:

JUST PAINTED THE OARS with expensive paint. I went outside to make
sure no bugs had gotten onthem and they are covered with black cat
hair. If I didnt like cats, there'd be one less on earth tonight.


The oars on my dinghy also need a little work. I'll have my crew work
on them.




I'm Horvath and I approve of this post.

On Sep 24, 10:02 pm, Bloody Horvath wrote:
On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 16:12:19 -0700, Frogwatch
wrote this crap:

JUST PAINTED THE OARS with expensive paint. I went outside to make
sure no bugs had gotten onthem and they are covered with black cat
hair. If I didnt like cats, there'd be one less on earth tonight.

The oars on my dinghy also need a little work. I'll have my crew work
on them.



I'm Horvath and I approve of this post.

Yikes, epoxy spray on a car, that'll ruin your day. Drive an old
truck and then it doesnt matter, probably an improvement too.

Frogwatch wrote:
Yikes, epoxy spray on a car, that'll ruin your day.

He was PO'd all right. And that appliance epoxy is tough stuff,
compound would barely touch it.

Drive an old
truck and then it doesnt matter, probably an improvement too.

Except for the windshield

DSK

wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:

Yikes, epoxy spray on a car, that'll ruin your day.


He was PO'd all right. And that appliance epoxy is tough stuff,
compound would barely touch it.


Drive an old
truck and then it doesnt matter, probably an improvement too.


Except for the windshield

DSK



Did you try acetone?

katysails wrote:
Did you try acetone?

Xylol is usually a better solvent for partially-cured epoxy, although
vinegar works very well up to the "green cure" stage.

tried everything up & including wetsanding & repainting, which I had
to pay somebody else to do the final steps. PITA and a delay I did not
need for other ongoing jobs. However your neighbors goodwill is worth
soemthing and he won't park his car there again

DSK