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Glad to see this thread is staying classy. I will say though i could find many a use for a can of edible paint. As it happens ive completely blanked and cant think of a single thing at this current moment, but when i do well watch out.

Nerivant wrote:Wait, there's non-edible spray paint?

It's all edible. The lead-based paint chips make THE BEST sprinkles

mega_bassist wrote:

Nerivant wrote:Wait, there's non-edible spray paint?

It's all edible. The lead-based paint chips make THE BEST sprinkles

I like you. You know what's up.

I always recommend not using a respirator when painting a car...OSHA can suck it!

Funny story, a guy I know thought that very same way, and ended up in the Hospital for his efforts. That guy is a true non conformist

Yeah painting an entire fender/hood/quater panel requires a respirator, but if you're going into the booth just for a touch-up or spraying a sample card to see if the mixed paint matches, all you need to do is hold your breath