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carmonk said:
Reminds me, whatever happened to Starlite? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/5158972/Star...
Really? About three posts up, and you even quoted a post replying to one that mentioned it!randlemarcus said:
carmonk said:
Reminds me, whatever happened to Starlite? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/5158972/Star...
Really? About three posts up, and you even quoted a post replying to one that mentioned it!randlemarcus said:
Hehe, I speedread yours and the post above, so I retract the bit about quoting.
Hopefully someone has the recipe for it anyway...
Apparently the "recipe" was known by him and a couple of family members, so all may not be lost.Hopefully someone has the recipe for it anyway...
If it is as brilliant as it seems, it'd be a terrible loss for it not to come into use - commercially or otherwise.
Pints said:
randlemarcus said:
Hehe, I speedread yours and the post above, so I retract the bit about quoting.
Hopefully someone has the recipe for it anyway...
Apparently the "recipe" was known by him and a couple of family members, so all may not be lost.Hopefully someone has the recipe for it anyway...
If it is as brilliant as it seems, it'd be a terrible loss for it not to come into use - commercially or otherwise.
I think it was discussed in one of the linked articles further up the thread.
I was thinking about this stuff today and I've decided the best place for it would be on the wing-mirrors. The spray that sits there and then dries into a horrid film that can barely be seen through is horrendous.
I was thinking about this stuff today and I've decided the best place for it would be on the wing-mirrors. The spray that sits there and then dries into a horrid film that can barely be seen through is horrendous.
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