http://www.albedo100.co.uk
Thought this may be of interest. Various sprays to help you find your gear in the dark. Including an invisible wash out one.
http://www.albedo100.co.uk
Thought this may be of interest. Various sprays to help you find your gear in the dark. Including an invisible wash out one.
They must confuse their nouns and verbs in the UK. Effect vs. Affect.
Might be good stuff for Halloween and other one-time use applications.
Rain Man
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"You can stand tall without standing on someone. You can be a victor without having victims." --Harriet Woods
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Most average American's seem to just go with "Effect".Originally Posted by Rain Man
I just looked at the web site, I am placing an order for the Pet Spray. My dog is brendle, the great/bad thing about brendle is it blends in when the light is poor. People do not see that I am walking a big dog, until they just about trip over her.
She is a Bouvier des Flandre, she is in full coat, looks and sounds a lot like a bear, I put a lot of reflective gear on her when we go out in the bush. I have spray pained "DOG" on both sides with Halloween hair color paint, as a dim witted attempt to protect her. I do not have much faith in some of the people that are out in the bush with guns in their hands. I keep her very close, however, I have been shot at, no the dog was not with me. I am very nervous this time of the year with the hunters on the loose. Things are getting safer, over the past 10 years, however, there is still danger. I want to be highly visible along with my K9.
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Last edited by IRONFISH45; 11-08-2014 at 12:56.
They used it correctly.
The properties of the spray create a reflective effect making the applied subject more visible. This affects an observer's ability to better see the subject coated with the spray.
They probably mean it in the same context as "special effect".
Besides - you lot can talk. I cringe everytime I read "addicting"...
Fair enough.
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