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[Sam I Am]

Originally Posted by Faerluna

Eh, I'm not so sure about that. Again, first-hand experience.

Yeager, apparently it was Faerluna that kept Aqua Net in business.

[Yeagermeister]

Originally Posted by Sam I Am

Yeager, apparently it was Faerluna that kept Aqua Net in business.

My sisters helped also

[Rowdy]

Originally Posted by Sam I Am

Aha! Literally unscathed...You can tell that back orange uses Botox.

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by Sam I Am

I don't recall my sister using Aqua Net, though she may have. She kept that stuff in her room and I didn't go in there.

I remember my grandmother having Aqua Net though. Big ugly colored can with a netting look to it.

The only thing I use hair spray for is my spud gun.

I love making those. I made two for the Boy Scouts that use air from a compressor to fire a soccer ball or volley ball about 200 yards. They are huge and actually sit on turrets.

I've made a couple of spud guns that are air powered too, but nothing beats the old igniter swtich ones.

Last year I made a bunch of marshmallow guns for the Cub Scouts.



Lastly, I use Aqua Net, but probably not like some would think. When I do house inspections I spray some on the walls. If it turns blue, someone smoked meth in that house.

[Hoofbite]

Originally Posted by Sam I Am

I don't recall my sister using Aqua Net, though she may have. She kept that stuff in her room and I didn't go in there.

I remember my grandmother having Aqua Net though. Big ugly colored can with a netting look to it.

The only thing I use hair spray for is my spud gun.

Try Right Guard deodorant spray.

Smells better and it doesn't make the gun stickier than all hell.

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by Hoofbite

Try Right Guard deodorant spray.

Smells better and it doesn't make the gun stickier than all hell.

You know what works real good?

Propane from a handheld torch. It's heavier than air, so it is easier to fill the tank.

[Hoofbite]

Originally Posted by Hostile

You know what works real good?

Propane from a handheld torch. It's heavier than air, so it is easier to fill the tank.

Never thought of that.

Reminds me of something a guy I know did on the 4th of July one year.

He filled a big punching balloon with Acetylene and Oxygen. Had the balloon in a giant box and then fired a Roman Candle at the thing from about 20 feet away.

I've never actually felt an explosion before but that thing was deep in sound and moved you.

[5Stars]

Originally Posted by Hostile

You know what works real good?

Propane from a handheld torch. It's heavier than air, so it is easier to fill the tank.

How do you even make a small one? I've never seen one of those.

[Sam I Am]

Originally Posted by Hostile

I love making those. I made two for the Boy Scouts that use air from a compressor to fire a soccer ball or volley ball about 200 yards. They are huge and actually sit on turrets.

I've made a couple of spud guns that are air powered too, but nothing beats the old igniter swtich ones.

Last year I made a bunch of marshmallow guns for the Cub Scouts.

Lastly, I use Aqua Net, but probably not like some would think. When I do house inspections I spray some on the walls. If it turns blue, someone smoked meth in that house.

I love mine too. The best part about it is firing it off when my neighbors kids across the street are in their pool. It DEFINITELY doesn't sound like a .22 going off. It sounds like a canon. (((BOOM))) Then Eric's kids start freaking out and screaming! They still don't know what goes boom, but they love it when they hear it.

I haven't had it out in well over a year. Maybe tomorrow I will launch some spuds in the backyard.

The marshmallow gun sounds like a lot of fun. You will have to point me to some plans for it. I'm sure using gas and an igniter isn't something you would want to do with marshmallows.

Originally Posted by Hoofbite

Try Right Guard deodorant spray.

Smells better and it doesn't make the gun stickier than all hell.

Originally Posted by Hostile

You know what works real good?

Propane from a handheld torch. It's heavier than air, so it is easier to fill the tank.

Yeah, I only used the hair spray when I first built it. I switched to deodorant after that. I knew/heard propane torches work really well, but I never bought one as I can't use it that often since it's illegal here.

Originally Posted by 5Stars

How do you even make a small one? I've never seen one of those.

A hand held propane torch.

[ologan]

Originally Posted by Wimbo

Our 12 year old lab passed away a few days ago. This video reminds me of her.

Sorry to hear about your pup,wimbo. Hell of a dream,huh!!

[Hostile]

Originally Posted by Sam I Am

The marshmallow gun sounds like a lot of fun. You will have to point me to some plans for it. I'm sure using gas and an igniter isn't something you would want to do with marshmallows.

Yeah it's just a blow gun. Great for kids because the can't hurt anyone.

This one is almost exactly like the ones I made the Cub Scouts.



You don't even glue them together.

[rocboy22]

Originally Posted by Hostile

I love making those. I made two for the Boy Scouts that use air from a compressor to fire a soccer ball or volley ball about 200 yards. They are huge and actually sit on turrets.

I've made a couple of spud guns that are air powered too, but nothing beats the old igniter swtich ones.

Last year I made a bunch of marshmallow guns for the Cub Scouts.



Lastly, I use Aqua Net, but probably not like some would think. When I do house inspections I spray some on the walls. If it turns blue, someone smoked meth in that house.

How many times have you seen it turn blue?

[rkell87]

ok i know this guy has to post here

[Sam I Am]

[Sam I Am]

Originally Posted by rkell87

ok i know this guy has to post here

That's Yeager. Where did you find that pic?