johnnyh
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March 2011
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artmanic1234
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March 2012
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by artmanic1234 on Feb 24, 2014 22:54:34 GMT 1, Madness and so Sad!!
Madness and so Sad!!
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 24, 2014 22:58:08 GMT 1, WHAT A CUCKING FRUNT.
WHAT A CUCKING FRUNT.
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 24, 2014 23:00:05 GMT 1, How come nobody called the Police? !!
How come nobody called the Police? !!
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Ruggs
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January 2008
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Ruggs on Feb 24, 2014 23:07:47 GMT 1, Can't believe it's lasted this long.
Can't believe it's lasted this long.
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 24, 2014 23:17:47 GMT 1, How come nobody called the Police? !!
How come nobody called the Police? !! the coppers are still a bit busy in NOLA. And terribly corrupt if that matters |
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.dappy
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December 2010
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Dr Plip
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August 2011
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Dr Plip on Feb 25, 2014 0:09:07 GMT 1, "A spokesman for the auctioneer said: โFine Art Auctions is in the business of selling original artwork.
They are satisfied it is 100 per cent original and they do not want to comment any further.โ "
Tossers.
"A spokesman for the auctioneer said: โFine Art Auctions is in the business of selling original artwork. They are satisfied it is 100 per cent original and they do not want to comment any further.โ " Tossers. |
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stvro22
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February 2013
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by stvro22 on Feb 25, 2014 2:37:41 GMT 1, Pretty pathetic.
Pretty pathetic.
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Manty
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May 2013
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Manty on Feb 25, 2014 9:09:01 GMT 1, who is it? Hey Mr Forum member
if its you, please stand up and explain why you fucked up so bad
who is it? Hey Mr Forum member
if its you, please stand up and explain why you fucked up so bad
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annar50
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May 2008
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by annar50 on Feb 25, 2014 10:16:42 GMT 1, Team banksy
Team banksy
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rosh
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March 2013
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sixstringer
Artist
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June 2011
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by sixstringer on Feb 26, 2014 20:22:27 GMT 1, Because of my job I have access to a pretty hardcore chem lab. I have almost perfected a "paint lifting gel" that can be applied to directly on top of street art. Within 15min or so the gel solidifies into a soft slab and when you peel it back it literally pulls the paint of with it. After the artwork is removed you can then spray the gel slab with a secret release agent and place the slab on top if a sheet of paper, canvas or any flat surface. Let it sit for 10 min or so and when you remove the gel slab the paint will be adhered to the new surface. It works a lot like silly putty.
Because of my job I have access to a pretty hardcore chem lab. I have almost perfected a "paint lifting gel" that can be applied to directly on top of street art. Within 15min or so the gel solidifies into a soft slab and when you peel it back it literally pulls the paint of with it. After the artwork is removed you can then spray the gel slab with a secret release agent and place the slab on top if a sheet of paper, canvas or any flat surface. Let it sit for 10 min or so and when you remove the gel slab the paint will be adhered to the new surface. It works a lot like silly putty.
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 26, 2014 20:44:13 GMT 1, Because of my job I have access to a pretty hardcore chem lab. I have almost perfected a "paint lifting gel" that can be applied to directly on top of street art. Within 15min or so the gel solidifies into a soft slab and when you peel it back it literally pulls the paint of with it. After the artwork is removed you can then spray the gel slab with a secret release agent and place the slab on top if a sheet of paper, canvas or any flat surface. Let it sit for 10 min or so and when you remove the gel slab the paint will be adhered to the new surface. It works a lot like silly putty.
Because of my job I have access to a pretty hardcore chem lab. I have almost perfected a "paint lifting gel" that can be applied to directly on top of street art. Within 15min or so the gel solidifies into a soft slab and when you peel it back it literally pulls the paint of with it. After the artwork is removed you can then spray the gel slab with a secret release agent and place the slab on top if a sheet of paper, canvas or any flat surface. Let it sit for 10 min or so and when you remove the gel slab the paint will be adhered to the new surface. It works a lot like silly putty. expect a pm from someone called keszler. |
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Manty
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May 2013
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Manty on Feb 26, 2014 20:47:04 GMT 1, Because of my job I have access to a pretty hardcore chem lab. I have almost perfected a "paint lifting gel" that can be applied to directly on top of street art. Within 15min or so the gel solidifies into a soft slab and when you peel it back it literally pulls the paint of with it. After the artwork is removed you can then spray the gel slab with a secret release agent and place the slab on top if a sheet of paper, canvas or any flat surface. Let it sit for 10 min or so and when you remove the gel slab the paint will be adhered to the new surface. It works a lot like silly putty.
I have all this shitty wooden panelling in the hallway that has at least 50 layers of paint on it, basically layers added from 1820 or sometime like that.
The wife has said she would like it stripped off, and then painted afresh, and that to wouldn't take long for me to do. Fuck right off thought I (not brave enough to say it)
swap your magical stuff for a wicked print
Because of my job I have access to a pretty hardcore chem lab. I have almost perfected a "paint lifting gel" that can be applied to directly on top of street art. Within 15min or so the gel solidifies into a soft slab and when you peel it back it literally pulls the paint of with it. After the artwork is removed you can then spray the gel slab with a secret release agent and place the slab on top if a sheet of paper, canvas or any flat surface. Let it sit for 10 min or so and when you remove the gel slab the paint will be adhered to the new surface. It works a lot like silly putty. Can i have 25 litres of it please I have all this shitty wooden panelling in the hallway that has at least 50 layers of paint on it, basically layers added from 1820 or sometime like that. The wife has said she would like it stripped off, and then painted afresh, and that to wouldn't take long for me to do. Fuck right off thought I (not brave enough to say it) swap your magical stuff for a wicked print |
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sixstringer
Artist
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June 2011
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by sixstringer on Feb 26, 2014 20:53:08 GMT 1, Haha. I can relate to that.
Haha. I can relate to that.
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Wenters
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May 2007
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Wenters on Feb 26, 2014 21:06:20 GMT 1, Because of my job I have access to a pretty hardcore chem lab. I have almost perfected a "paint lifting gel" that can be applied to directly on top of street art. Within 15min or so the gel solidifies into a soft slab and when you peel it back it literally pulls the paint of with it. After the artwork is removed you can then spray the gel slab with a secret release agent and place the slab on top if a sheet of paper, canvas or any flat surface. Let it sit for 10 min or so and when you remove the gel slab the paint will be adhered to the new surface. It works a lot like silly putty.
Because of my job I have access to a pretty hardcore chem lab. I have almost perfected a "paint lifting gel" that can be applied to directly on top of street art. Within 15min or so the gel solidifies into a soft slab and when you peel it back it literally pulls the paint of with it. After the artwork is removed you can then spray the gel slab with a secret release agent and place the slab on top if a sheet of paper, canvas or any flat surface. Let it sit for 10 min or so and when you remove the gel slab the paint will be adhered to the new surface. It works a lot like silly putty. You can do this by using wax & muslin cloth as well |
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 26, 2014 21:26:50 GMT 1, Do you have any 'skin lifting gel' that we could use on the guy in the photo??
Do you have any 'skin lifting gel' that we could use on the guy in the photo??
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Poster Bob
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September 2013
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Poster Bob on Feb 26, 2014 21:48:03 GMT 1, This is too funny: "He wore a Home Depot apron and cap, police said."
This is too funny: "He wore a Home Depot apron and cap, police said."
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 26, 2014 23:40:56 GMT 1, "A spokesman for the auctioneer said: โFine Art Auctions is in the business of selling original artwork. They are satisfied it is 100 per cent original and they do not want to comment any further.โ " Tossers. Fine art auction houses make a fortune from sellers and buyers.
They always have a get out clause in their catalogues like they cannot be held legally responsible for the descriptions etc.
They make the rules up as they go along and one buyer of a very expensive painting couldn't get a refund when they found out that 90% of it was restored because the signiature was still original.
The quote from the Daily Mail article sums it up.
"'It seems incredible that it could be considered to be a genuine Banksy.
โBut I guess if youโve got that much money to buy an airbrushed piece of graffiti youโve probably got more money than sense.โ "
"A spokesman for the auctioneer said: โFine Art Auctions is in the business of selling original artwork. They are satisfied it is 100 per cent original and they do not want to comment any further.โ " Tossers. Fine art auction houses make a fortune from sellers and buyers.
They always have a get out clause in their catalogues like they cannot be held legally responsible for the descriptions etc.
They make the rules up as they go along and one buyer of a very expensive painting couldn't get a refund when they found out that 90% of it was restored because the signiature was still original.
The quote from the Daily Mail article sums it up.
"'It seems incredible that it could be considered to be a genuine Banksy.
โBut I guess if youโve got that much money to buy an airbrushed piece of graffiti youโve probably got more money than sense.โ "
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Deleted
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 27, 2014 0:12:31 GMT 1, I just can't believe that TV magician Paul Zenon lives in Brighton, I've never seen him!
I just can't believe that TV magician Paul Zenon lives in Brighton, I've never seen him!
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 27, 2014 0:25:10 GMT 1, wheres Brighton?
wheres Brighton?
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January 1970
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Caught nicking the Nola street piece, by Deleted on Feb 27, 2014 0:27:22 GMT 1,
South coast of England below London.
South coast of England below London. |
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