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2011/02/28 17:50:25
Subject: Windex british equivalent..
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Dakka Veteran
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Hi can any 1 tell me the british equivalent to windex or does any 1 know where in the UK i can buy windex..
thanks for the help
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2011/02/28 17:51:33
Subject: Re:Windex british equivalent..
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Monstrous Master Moulder
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I assume this is for stripping? Use Dettol, very effective.
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2011/02/28 17:54:52
Subject: Re:Windex british equivalent..
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winnertakesall wrote:I assume this is for stripping? Use Dettol, very effective.
No bud its to thin the paint in my airbrush its widely used in america by people who airbrush..
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2011/02/28 17:55:21
Subject: Windex british equivalent..
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[MOD]
Anti-piracy Officer
Somewhere in south-central England.
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Look up the ingredients of Windex and Windolene. If they are the same, Bob's your uncle.
The active ingredient in Dettol is chloroxylenol or something. Check the label.
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2011/02/28 18:24:39
Subject: Re:Windex british equivalent..
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Monstrous Master Moulder
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Oh never mind then, I don't airbrush so I wouldn't know, airbrushing is of he devil! Plus I can't really afford a airbrush atm 
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2011/02/28 18:31:37
Subject: Re:Windex british equivalent..
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winnertakesall wrote:Oh never mind then, I don't airbrush so I wouldn't know, airbrushing is of he devil! Plus I can't really afford a airbrush atm
ha ha they are chaos spawn bud bud give an amazing paint job i bought it of e bay brand new compressor air tank , lines two airbrushes ready to start and go for £86 well worth it i think.
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2011/02/28 18:51:40
Subject: Windex british equivalent..
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
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The active ingredient in windex is ammonia. It shouldn't be too hard to find.
Wost case, you could just pee into your airbrush, because guess what one of the byproducts of urine is?
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2011/02/28 18:52:50
Subject: Re:Windex british equivalent..
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Monstrous Master Moulder
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86 quid? Thats almost 3 leman russes! Looks like good old fashioned time to waste and paint brush will have to do me
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2011/02/28 18:53:32
Subject: Windex british equivalent..
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Ailaros wrote:The active ingredient in windex is ammonia. It shouldn't be too hard to find.
Wost case, you could just pee into your airbrush, because guess what one of the byproducts of urine is?
A smelly fooking paint job ha ha ha ha
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