Water dispersers/sprayers/discombobulaters/whatsits

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Who would like to see guillow come out with a vought pancake kit?

yes
2
29%
no
1
14%
What the heck is a vought pancake?
4
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Water dispersers/sprayers/discombobulaters/whatsits

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What do you guys all use for water sprayers? I use an itch spray container.
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Post by ADW 123 »

i guess that will work. .99 mm i hear is optimal. just spray enough that the tissue is moist. if it is dripping wet/ you can see through the tisuse its too wet.
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Holy crap, where on earth did you get that? :shock: :shock: :shock: :o I NEED ONE!!! :shock: Please tell me! does it fly? how big is it?
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It's not mine, but if you click on the pictures of the plans you'll find a link to where they were purchased.
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Post by StefanJ »

There's an old-school method of generating a mist that might work:

Dampen an old toothbrush and "riffle" the bristles. When the spring back they create a spray.

A direct spray might be too coarse, but if you aimed up and let the droplets settle?
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Post by Squishyp38 »

There's an old-school method of generating a mist that might work:

Dampen an old toothbrush and "riffle" the bristles. When the spring back they create a spray.

A direct spray might be too coarse, but if you aimed up and let the droplets settle?
You are GENIOUS!!
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Post by Bargle »

I use a small spray bottle that used to hold insect remover for your car. Puts out a nice spray.
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