>From (Robert Neilson):
> Over the last couple months I have been doing a lot of spraying of small
> parts. I have been using an airbrush - which seems to work great for what
> I am doing (plus the price was right!).
>
> [...]
> - the temperature in my garage ranges from 15 to 24 degrees,
Just a note for all the rest of you Yanks: as Robert is in Canada, these are
degrees Celcius, not Farenheit.
> I couldn't find the "hammerite" stuff, and the local Acklands (and others)
> gave me these "what are you talking about" looks when I asked.
I've seen Hammerite in a number of local places around the Puget Sound area,
like in a Fred Meyers paint department. If you ever take a quick trip "south
of the border" into Blaine or Bellingham, you should be able to pick some up
there.
Pat Vilbrandt John Fluke Mfg. Co., Inc. Everett, Washington USA
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