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Is it time for a bath?
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Can the OP please give more information for the inexperienced and the ones too lazy to google?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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If it's anything like skinny dipping, I have extensive experience 
. And no, I'm not joking 
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There's something immensely liberating about getting your kit off and going for a swim, possibly not in your local swimming baths though
. My first time was in the River Ray, a tributary of the Thames, which runs by the Swindon and Cricklade Railway. I delivered a load of rail gear there a couple of years ago on a red hot day in the middle of summer, and having got there the night before was left to my own devices. Went for a swim in the river and got carried away, as you do 
, so off came the shorts and I swam as the good Lord intended me to 
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. And no, I'm not joking .There's something immensely liberating about getting your kit off and going for a swim, possibly not in your local swimming baths though
. My first time was in the River Ray, a tributary of the Thames, which runs by the Swindon and Cricklade Railway. I delivered a load of rail gear there a couple of years ago on a red hot day in the middle of summer, and having got there the night before was left to my own devices. Went for a swim in the river and got carried away, as you do , so off came the shorts and I swam as the good Lord intended me to .
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Polish lad in a rented industrial unit set up shop trying to do this for a living (hydro dipping/printing).
He did - a few welding helmets - phone cases and bits for RC cars.
Then he starved and went bankrupt...
He did - a few welding helmets - phone cases and bits for RC cars.
Then he starved and went bankrupt...
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If it's anything like skinny dipping, I have extensive experience
There's something immensely liberating about getting your kit off and going for a swim, possibly not in your local swimming baths though
Talk about off on a Tangent and far to much info before the Water Shed
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Polish lad in a rented industrial unit set up shop trying to do this for a living (hydro dipping/printing).
He did - a few welding helmets - phone cases and bits for RC cars.
Then he starved and went bankrupt...
I know two lads that invested heavily in this and they have barely recouped there costs after 2 years if your at home and doing it for yourself good luck as it requires ALOT of skill and patience
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it was really big in the us custom scene but seems to have stuck with the camouflage as it allows flaws to be acceptable
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You've changed your avatar again! Are you trying to hide something???
If it's anything like skinny dipping, I have extensive experience
There's something immensely liberating about getting your kit off and going for a swim, possibly not in your local swimming baths though
Have search for a programme called Wild Swimming, its presented by one Alice Roberts
following a book written by Roger Deakin called Waterlog. Really relaxing watch with extracts of the book read out,
And you get to see Alice in a swimmin cossy........
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You've changed your avatar again! Are you trying to hide something???
Alice Roberts also did wild water swimming, same as yours TV show, sans clothes.
No, I am not hiding anything. A quick bit of detective work with google, you can find anything.
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Done a few bits of dash and various other trims,
If you take your time and learn the activator and film then you will be fine.
Make sure you use 2part lacquer though as single pack always went soft and wrong.
I got my stuff through hu-gas and worked well. Just a plastic storage box and some gloves, decent primer.
Use warm water also. But it's easy enough to do.
If you take your time and learn the activator and film then you will be fine.
Make sure you use 2part lacquer though as single pack always went soft and wrong.
I got my stuff through hu-gas and worked well. Just a plastic storage box and some gloves, decent primer.
Use warm water also. But it's easy enough to do.
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Polish lad in a rented industrial unit set up shop trying to do this for a living (hydro dipping/printing).
He did - a few welding helmets - phone cases and bits for RC cars.
Then he starved and went bankrupt...
As above it always looks like a lot of effort to make nice things look a bit rap with a silent C.
