Testing Paint
- Thread starter darm
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nice find.... i guess thats y paint is so fragile now a days....... isnt that why they came out with EVIL paint?(excuse me AJermstead) hmm i guess maby having paint that stains as opposed to breaking all the time might be good.... but who really wants to get the stains? i think the way the industry is going people will either have to choose between tons of barrel breaks and hopper/pod breaks and haveing staining paint. they need to do more tests on paint and have 2 types soft shell types and hard shell types. if all companys did this all players would be happy
nice find.... i guess thats y paint is so fragile now a days....... isnt that why they came out with EVIL paint?(excuse me AJermstead) hmm i guess maby having paint that stains as opposed to breaking all the time might be good.... but who really wants to get the stains? i think the way the industry is going people will either have to choose between tons of barrel breaks and hopper/pod breaks and haveing staining paint. they need to do more tests on paint and have 2 types soft shell types and hard shell types. if all companys did this all players would be happy
paintball expertise from the 19th century
Somebody check Tom's fingertips. He's obviously been on the pipe again. Another clue, AUTOMAG, doh.
Bounce test?! He might as well be checking chicken entrails. If I'm dropping any of the top tourney paints and it isn't breaking most of the time much less bouncing I'm seriously pissed and it isn't gonna break in any properly prepared marker with the correct barrel match.
Moo
Somebody check Tom's fingertips. He's obviously been on the pipe again. Another clue, AUTOMAG, doh.
Bounce test?! He might as well be checking chicken entrails. If I'm dropping any of the top tourney paints and it isn't breaking most of the time much less bouncing I'm seriously pissed and it isn't gonna break in any properly prepared marker with the correct barrel match.
Moo