I do, it was our 'Enry' who was splashing it all over...Rob wrote:You have to ''splash it all over''AJR wrote:Try Brut deodorantUK guys may find this mildly amusing if they remember that far back.

Ghosty.
I do, it was our 'Enry' who was splashing it all over...Rob wrote:You have to ''splash it all over''AJR wrote:Try Brut deodorantUK guys may find this mildly amusing if they remember that far back.
Kevin Keegan was in the brut club as well, irritating little man.YYS4BOB wrote:Didn't Barry Sheene 'ave a go as well?
Barry did, he did one with Henry after Henry did the first and then towards the end of the ads Kevin Keegan did one as well, perm and allmotorman wrote:Kevin Keegan was in the brut club as well, irritating little man.YYS4BOB wrote:Didn't Barry Sheene 'ave a go as well?
Well after doing some more research on air erasers and finding a lot of negative comments about the more expensive Paasche kit I decided to get the Capital Pneumatic kit offered by Harbor Freight... registered on the site, made my order, then discovered I can't pay for the order because their system is only designed to accept US credit card details!toysnz wrote:Thanks Joe - I think I'll get a cheap one and try it out... I've an old Dinky Foden with some overpainting I'd like to remove (usually use alcohol, but it is a time consuming process) and I have a tin Kingsbury Cord I'd like to do a little rust/dirt removal on. Since I'm going to be having a total knee replacement in August I'll have a bit of spare time on my hands ...
Ian
Thanks Joe... that would be great - the one I looked at is the Air Eraser/Etching Kit - Central Pneumatic® - item#69277 at $27.99 (according to specs it is 1.7lbs)Tinman wrote:Let me see how much it weighs and get the shipping cost. I could easily pick up one for you (or order one and forward it if not in my local store).