This now goes into the Big Book of Spray Can mishaps along with the time Fran sprayed varnish on his newly painted models, and the varnish was black primer.
It's happened to us all, Nate, at some time.....although maybe not quite as drastically! Good news that you've only been delayed for half an hour. Now, back to those brushes, Sir!
Ouch! Whoever said our hobby wasn't dangerous?
ReplyDeleteI have done that sort of thing! Great fun!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis now goes into the Big Book of Spray Can mishaps along with the time Fran sprayed varnish on his newly painted models, and the varnish was black primer.
ReplyDeleteI made that mistake ONE TIME only it was white primer.
DeleteMay the wagaming Gods preserve us from such a fate!!
DeleteYou got the can working again though, which must be great consolation for nearly blinding yourself :-)
ReplyDeleteYikes! There should be warning on the label to point nozzle away from face!
ReplyDeleteIt's happened to us all, Nate, at some time.....although maybe not quite as drastically! Good news that you've only been delayed for half an hour. Now, back to those brushes, Sir!
ReplyDeleteIn the immortal words of the 1950's safety instructional films, "Why don't they look..?"
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