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roughing fluid

Postby samfairweathermagic » Jan 26th, '12, 21:19



any one know what serves a good purpose as roughing fluid as i havent a clue i want to make my own ID rather than buy one for about 15 quid if not ill buy one but if i can make one i would rather do that

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby Rob » Jan 26th, '12, 21:25

Couple of links for you, MM:

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sutra176397.php

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby samfairweathermagic » Jan 26th, '12, 21:34

thanks m very helpfull i think i remember seeing that thread when i first joined in december but thanks it was very helpfull i think my dad might have some

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby samfairweathermagic » Jan 26th, '12, 22:14

btw minimagician is now samfairweathermagic just letting you know as you help me out alot magicrob

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby Rob » Jan 26th, '12, 22:15

Keep up the good work, Sam :wink:

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby DJBenz » Jan 27th, '12, 10:43

samfairweathermagic wrote:i want to make my own ID rather than buy one for about 15 quid


Pretty sure I only paid about £6 for my ID.

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby Tomo » Jan 27th, '12, 10:59

Humbrol matt spray varnish. Available at any model shop. Very tough. Very cheap.

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby Lady of Mystery » Jan 27th, '12, 12:45

Tomo wrote:Humbrol matt spray varnish. Available at any model shop. Very tough. Very cheap.


I'll second that, that's what I use and it works a treat :D

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby Chris Black » Jan 27th, '12, 15:13

samfairweathermagic wrote:any one know what serves a good purpose as roughing fluid as i havent a clue i want to make my own ID rather than buy one for about 15 quid if not ill buy one but if i can make one i would rather do that


How much? Is that for a special deck like bicycle ghosts? If you just want red or blue then you should be looking at £5-£7 I'd have thought.

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby Rob » Jan 27th, '12, 19:00

AceT's right, Sam; £15 is way OTT for an ID - check out a quick search: http://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?ourma ... %20bicycle

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby Vanderbelt » Jan 28th, '12, 01:05

Lady of Mystery wrote:
Tomo wrote:Humbrol matt spray varnish. Available at any model shop. Very tough. Very cheap.


I'll second that, that's what I use and it works a treat :D


I'll third that. Hobbycraft stock it too, bound to be one near you unless you're in a backwater. The most commonly suggested is Testors Dullcote, though I've found this harder to find on the high street than Humbrol. Not a consideration if you're ordering online.

Word of caution, from my experience, the Humbrol seems to be a fair bit stronger than Testors - go very very lightly over it or you'll never separate the cards!

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby samfairweathermagic » Jan 28th, '12, 04:41

OK thanks guys last time i checked on dudethatscool it was like £15 im gonna get one in London in Feb anyway
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Re: roughing fluid

Postby magicarp » Jan 28th, '12, 16:57

£10 inc postage for me from amazon for red backed bikes, excellent quality. Thanks for the tip on humbrol matt varnish Tomo, time to implement THE PLAN *looks off into the distance*

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby samfairweathermagic » Jan 28th, '12, 19:31

nice was that an id or just regular bikes

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Re: roughing fluid

Postby magicarp » Jan 29th, '12, 20:40

samfairweathermagic wrote:nice was that an id or just regular bikes



ah, good point, shoulda been clearer. Yeah that's an ID. There's some really cheap ones on there too, but they're appalling quality apparently. With the one i got, the amount of roughing fluid is spot on and the deck its made from is a good'un, shame i can't remember the name of the seller!

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