Cornpatch

so does WD 40

no human bully

sounds like a bully

drink and drown

rattle snake meat

soup over rice

beef pot roast

snap krackel & pop

A.K.A. Red Skelton

and chocolate candy

fat and sassy

women sit & watch

littering the sky

fall jarred memory

DON"T NEED CIGARETTES

camel or cigarettes ???

camel from Geico

I have to go along with the other gentleman, Yes I do thin the Createx and Wicked using Createx's own thinner. Really it depends on what I am panting and how I am painting it. If I am air brushing it. yes I thin most of the colors. If I am brushing it on no I don't thin it. I also use a couple of different Paashce Air Brushes. As far as air pressure goes I spray between 30 and 32 and sometimes I will go up a notch or to. Also have to go along with with the steps that Mr Shirley said to do. Createx and Wicked are great paints if you use them the right way.

Clint Eastwood Movie

I use Createx or Wicked Colors all of the time. Couple of reasons, 1. can paint in the basement with out any smell going through the house. 2. ease of cleanup. Between the 2 paints I can get almost any color that I want. I also use Createx clear and it's just like any other clear, put it on let it dry and polish it out. Createx also makes a dull coating for when you want that flat look. Createx is airbrush ready and can be sprayed right from the bottle. It's good for people that don't have a place to paint in the winter. I used it when we lived in an apartment building with never one complant.

country I hope

no gas grill

bad taste too

fried in automobile oil

maybe gone tomorrow