A Ladies way to find a crack in your block.

[Sunshine]

Using flour to find a crack?

You must be going with some pretty fat chicks.....:nono:



):h

Chris you'll have to let me know where you buy your Christmas Crack-ers from, jokes like that it will be must have to have them on next years dinner table...

 

[Missy Good Wench]

Most any dry white Powder Hmmmm I Wont go there, will work.

 

[JiFaire]

Most any dry white Powder Hmmmm I Wont go there, will work.

That's what I like to see, Robyn.. a little discretion

My daddy taught me never to hit the slow pitches... if it looks too easy, it probably is

 

[NVW]

I saw, but he didn't take it to furthest level, now both of you behave before I send both of you to your rooms.

I may be guilty of sowing the seeds, but not the thoughts. A pure mind would think flour "can" be used to find block cracks. Maybe?:smile5: Leo

• EDIT: Never would I go there on "Christmas Day"

 

[Ozzie]

Yeah...that's kind of like saying 'I did not inhale'...:icon_bs: ):h

 

[SCREAMINXL]

That's fine if you have a spare $700 for the kit.

Last time I checked the spot check kit was about $50. I have been using the same kit for 3 years, checked at least 3 sets of heads and many etc's.

Check it out
magnaflux DOT com / spotcheck DOT stm

 

[packratt]

I was looking at the add in MSC. The spot check looked like it was $80 but it looked like there was an electronic device that was needed also that jacked the price way up.