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Bolter

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It's Chronic that has the staining paint...
last person I heard say something like that in public got a letter detailing a £250k lawsuit asking them to prove it in court as you are publicly slating their product. Do you have £250k? Be careful.

We used Ultimate and Chronic all last year (and Zap for many years before that) and I never found either to stain. In fact Zap was one of the products that passed the tests for staining.

In fact I don't have anything I own that is stained. If you wash your kit when you get home the evening of finishing a tournie, I can't see anything staining. If you leave it to fester in your kit bag cause you are a lazy ar$e it may leave a mark.
 

Baca Loco

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Nice one, Bolter, but it hardly matters now, does it, as all pink is banned in the NPPL and the others are likely to follow suit shortly.

btw, I'll be happy to second Boo's recollection of Miami and the general sequence of events. The truth is, most of the time, an excellent defense. Looking forward to hearing from your soliciter. :rolleyes:
 

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Originally posted by Bolter
We used Ultimate and Chronic all last year (and Zap for many years before that) and I never found either to stain. In fact Zap was one of the products that passed the tests for staining.

In fact I don't have anything I own that is stained. If you wash your kit when you get home the evening of finishing a tournie, I can't see anything staining. If you leave it to fester in your kit bag cause you are a lazy ar$e it may leave a mark.
I was at 'beach this year, and my black factory team jersey which is basically a long sleeve T-shirt is stained from Pink Chronic that Organized Crime was shooting.

That being said, the paint that my team shot was not pink, but I am sure the teams we shot left with some nice looking faces from their grill shots.
 

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Originally posted by Marc0
QP ?

You WASH your kit ?

I just leave mine to fester in the boot of the car between tourneys !

If it gets to smelly I dump it in the " magic washing bin " at home to appear two days later washed, ironed and folded neatly in my drawer.

Later

:)

Lol MarKo is that why you run like a pansy? as all the mud and dirt has dried and so u have to run like a girl:p .

Or we could all play on astro and have to buy new trousers every tornie :)


ally
 

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Originally posted by Bolter
last person I heard say something like that in public got a letter detailing a £250k lawsuit asking them to prove it in court as you are publicly slating their product. Do you have £250k? Be careful.
I'm afraid that you might be confusing staing clothing that can be put in the wash with things that are 1) not clothing and 2) sit in the sun all day... LIKE THINGS AT AN EVENT!

I don't recall ever claiming my clothing was stained. When you assume you make an ASS of U and ME
 

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I for one love the ban for reffing for 3-5 days with pink paint leaves me pink for about a week.One thing there is still 1 paint that is still staining pink and it has a orange fill im talking about hellfire in the purple shell . That shell stains pink how do i know just look at my tshirts from Orlando there all stained pink and there was no pink at orlando.So wonder what thell do about that :)

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