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wait....the people you are fighting wield liquidators ? Honestly, even a glass of water can easily take a liquidator in OHK; just use that and don't honor those n00bs by fighting them w/ a beast like the 4100 If I would get challenged by someone with a Liquidator or an Aquasquirtz, I would soak the...

wait....the people you are fighting wield liquidators ? Honestly, even a glass of water can easily take a liquidator in OHK; just use that and don't honor those n00bs by fighting them w/ a beast like the 4100

Acetone will dissolve the plastic. Do NOT use anything acetone based. Soap and water are the best solutions.

Pure acetone, maybe, but nail polish remover? Nah. I've used the stuff before to clean some permanent marker ink off of my 2700, and the blaster is fine.

For stain removal, try a household product that contains Acetone (such as nail polish remover). The acetone acts as a solvent and (hopefully) will remove your shit stains.

Off topic: Can the overload's backpack be attached to, let's say, a flash flood?

dude that thing was a total failure. why r u posting here?

Your friend is right. It is for this reason that all professional chemical experimentation equipment (beakers etc.) is made of glass so that the contents are not affected by the container. That is also why coke that u buy in a plastic bottle has a diffrent taste than the kind u find in glass bottle...

Well, the thinking behind glueing the o-ring is that the small plastic disc in its center may provide enough surface area for the glue to secure the rubber disc in place. I do not intend on applying glue to the actual rubber, as this will reduce its flexibility thereby lowering its ability to seal ...

If you don't like buying stuff on ebay (personally, I do not) then try finding some local sellers. Just ask youur neighbors or friends if they have any old water guns that they "used as a kid" and try to buy from them. Usually, they will offer MUCH lower prices than online stores, because they cons...

I recently performed a partial k-mod on my 1200 (~55 baloons). During battle however, the trigger valve ceased to function, making the soaker shoot while pumping. To solve the problem, I sawed open the 12k's orange nozzle assembly, as shown. http://images4.pictiger.com/thumbs/0e/3812bf1b4e97550cd88...

My water weaponry repair and maintenance facility (aka my garage) contains the following: 4 cans of spray paint (green, black, red and blue) precisiopn screwdriver set Loctite gel epoxy Elmers ultimate glue 3 rolls of duct tape electrical tape large saw hacksaw power drill & bits 70 or so ballons b...

OK, these will definitely be the rules I will use. Thanks again.

Ohhhhhhh! That just might work.... I am much obliged for your help.

Does the battle stop during the grace period?

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What happens to a player who is killed?

Thanks for the info, btw.

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I noticed that during the narration of this battle, the author mentioned that ...

"Chris had to leave, so it was 7v7 and still 0-1 in score. "

How exactly was the score kept? I ask because I am planning a war of my own very soon and determining the winner/loser is quite difficult.

I prefer a CPS 2100 (with an added strap) alongside an SC Big Trouble. The BT serves not only as an effective close range weapon, but can also be used to reload my 2100 if needed.

I have seen the Max Infusion Flash Flood and the Overload on sale at Wal Mart for $20 and $30 respectively.

Much obliged.

Also, dosen't this cause a bit too much damage to the gun? I'm pretty sure it's a Mark2, so will the gun still function properly after this "surgery" ?

Approximately where is the glued area?

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