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I agree and although I have to send my 360 to them for fixing, their service an attitude has kept me buying Badger product and I'm certain I have probably sold a dozen newbies on Badger stuff.

This seems like it would be a lot of fun!

:)

Must be something like that... Mona Lisa has been foolproof for me in the past.

Me too. They really should try to post something once in awhile on their site, just to keep us on top of the latest. Even if there isn't anything "latest".

His wife spells it Quedoffmee

Ditto on that! Except I put more than 10 hours in month. I have the occasional 100 hour project as well.

Just kidding there Steve! :unsure: Did I get you for a second?

Buck up there Sir! You're experienced enough to beat it down!

Now THAT'S funny. I love sarcastic humour.

I try to remove masking 5 minutes after I've finished painting, always. The longer tape stays on, the worse it is in my opinion. Alclad has always been bullet proof for me

Yeah baby! That's great news. I was really worried about sending it. I look forward to following your thread on this one!!!!! Be good to her, we were together a long time.... ;-)

Did it arrive and is it ok? I worry so much.

Jerry is right. The thing I do a little different is, I slice the decal into quarters with an art knife... then add more setting solution.

:wacko:

Really? OK, I vote Jeff Gordon.

"First WWII aircraft build since I was a kid" ...You gotta be freakin' kiddin' me. I can see you're going to be trouble around here. You have a spectacular future ahead of you building WW2 airplanes!

Well put.

:( Thanks Tonal!

Thanks Keith. Confused myself a little on that too! Here is a slice of an article by Ed Hinton who is a senior writer for ESPN... "Earnhardt didn't just typify the resistance, he led it." By January of '01, "GM had already been working him [Earnhardt], trying to get him to loosen up, and he made that famous quote about the kerosene rags," says Melvin. Publicly, amidst growing concern among drivers for their safety, Earnhardt had advised those who were afraid to stay home, and "tie a kerosene rag around your ankles so the ants won't crawl up and eat that candy ***." Earnhardt mistrusted th

Yes. It's one the things you see drivers taking off when they get out of the car. It rests on both shoulders and clips to each side of their helmets.

The real sad part is all the effort put into trying to get him to wear the Hutchens device, he refused to wear it. It would have saved his life in this crash.

As a firefighter, I can say this is as bad as it gets.

To answer your question, no I don't but I will check with some of "my people" for you...