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Re: Grenade/ Landmine paint

In Reply to: Grenade/ Landmine paint posted by Captain_Caveman on November 17, 2003 at 00:53:03:

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Posted by:
Andy "ADorsai" VanDerPlaats
on November 19, 2003 at 17:31:54

Hi!

Regards to paint, please note I carry the
powder you can mix with water type. Check my site for more information.
http://www.virtualwargameproducts.com

Another solution is the one they note with each 'Paintball Combat Landmine'sold, which calls for you to use two jars of Crayola finger paint, mixed with water and some corn starch. The water and corn starch are heated, making a
gray like mixture, to which you add the coloring agent. Drop me a note and I'll get you
the exact formula.

Andy Van Der Plaats, aka 'Dorsai'

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: Hi! : : Regards to paint, please note I carry the : powder you can mix with water type. Check my site for more information. : http://www.virtualwargameproducts.com : : Another solution is the one they note with each 'Paintball Combat Landmine'sold, which calls for you to use two jars of Crayola finger paint, mixed with water and some corn starch. The water and corn starch are heated, making a : gray like mixture, to which you add the coloring agent. Drop me a note and I'll get you : the exact formula. : : Andy Van Der Plaats, aka 'Dorsai'

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