noo that shit blew hahah, kms crew has a dope video where there bombing in the snow real inspiring and nostalgic for me since some of my best memoreis are in the snow.
^^if your not racist why do you have thath man in your avatar??? lol but on the real. because thats the crew.
I'm talking about wholecars in a foot of snow, not frozen street signs or a quick throw up... aahhh nevermind...
a side note. i appreciate the time you take to post in the tips portion of this forum mr burns. if only kids recognized the sort of advice they were receiving. hmpf. whaddya do.
amen.... if u hold the marker in ur hand it will stay worm and if u want real warmth theres always asscrack groin armpit paint is so much harder to keep warm
yo no word of a lie , what i use to keep my paint from not getting to cold are these things my mom buys for her mits in the winter ,its these fucked up lil tiny heating pads i think they are called " hot-paws" or some shyt like that they go inside ur boots or mits to kep ur toes and fingers warm ,lol i have two inside pockets in my jacket , so i put like two "ho-paws" in each pocket , mmmm keeps my a lil tosty and the paint warm ,but i really only use mini cans called " just enough" in the winter ,cuz they are smaller and i can keep like 4 cans in my jacket ,lol i duno thats just what i do ,
or you can just dish 200+ $ on the new Nomis heated hoodies. I got one, it's like a portable electric blanket : )
yeah but for the peopel that cant afford that shyt ( not saying i cant , i just didnt know that was even outyet , where do i get one )
i lol'd at that and for not leaving foormarks rto ur house, go in a store or some shit they cant tract you down due to how many pl are in and out or walk in the street since itsusualy plowed or mushy snow that wont show thta well
this has brobably been said but for piecing in the winter bring a small cooler,like one meant for a six pack, fill a bottle up with hot water and put five more cans in keeps them nice and warm so no low pressure. i was rockin my pilot last winter and after one letter the nib froze and i was more scraping it on a doorway lol. mops are way better in winter time.
i just out 1 of those instant heat pack things that activates when air hits it in each one of my work glvoes it keeps ur hands warm, and warms the can and keeps it warm well u paint. i carry my paint in my jacket untill ineed them.
Ahhh Also try to hit up places with less wind... I know that here in laval there aren't so many really tall buildings in certain areas, just a bunch of empty lots and fields and shit so there's lots of wind that makes shit alot colder but when I go to downtown montreal there's tons of buildings and shit and the wind isn't strong at all, and it's alot easier. Sooo just saying in winter it's a better idea to hit up really urban areas with lots of buildings... I might be wrong this is just my experience.
haha i cant say i have to deal with theese probs i live in mobile,alabama and the current temp is 65 and 50% humidity so about 70 degrees ha
[Broken External Image]:http://www.upptown.eu.org/upload/uploaded/14233.jpg Painted today in 22 degrees with snow flurries... No heat packs, no insulated coolers, no drips, and no complaints... Like I said before, layer up and muscle through it...