What tacky to get?
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SteBennett15/05/16 @ 12:02
John16/05/16 @ 22:41
I found Dave oslund (hopefully spelt right) tacky good,however any good tacky will take the hair off you inner forearm which is really uncomfortable when trying to clean it off,I'm sure someone here said use wd40 worked a treat.
Robbo9116/05/16 @ 23:41
John said:I found Dave oslund (hopefully spelt right) tacky good,however any good tacky will take the hair off you inner forearm which is really uncomfortable when trying to clean it off,I'm sure someone here said use wd40 worked a treat.
White spirits for getting the tacky off. Or hot water and a knife as we've done on more than one occasion John haha.
If you want tacky that doesn't require heating then possibly the ostlund stuff isn't the best. Any time I've used it I've had to heat it up first (this possibly does have something to do with me staying in the north of Scotland) it then solidifies again before the end of my stone run.
The best tacky I've found that doesn't need any heating is spider tack comp grade. Not the cheapest but I think you get what you pay for.
The best tacky I've found that doesn't need any heating is spider tack comp grade. Not the cheapest but I think you get what you pay for.
SteBennett17/05/16 @ 19:57
Benvie said:If you want tacky that doesn't require heating then possibly the ostlund stuff isn't the best. Any time I've used it I've had to heat it up first (this possibly does have something to do with me staying in the north of Scotland) it then solidifies again before the end of my stone run.
The best tacky I've found that doesn't need any heating is spider tack comp grade. Not the cheapest but I think you get what you pay for.
The best tacky I've found that doesn't need any heating is spider tack comp grade. Not the cheapest but I think you get what you pay for.
I've bought some and it's come today, can't wait to get all this hair off my arms....
John18/05/16 @ 10:07
Robbo91 said:
White spirits for getting the tacky off. Or hot water and a knife as we've done on more than one occasion John haha.
White spirits for getting the tacky off. Or hot water and a knife as we've done on more than one occasion John haha.
Lol yes safe money on waxing
John18/05/16 @ 10:10
Benvie said:If you want tacky that doesn't require heating then possibly the ostlund stuff isn't the best. Any time I've used it I've had to heat it up first (this possibly does have something to do with me staying in the north of Scotland) it then solidifies again before the end of my stone run.
The best tacky I've found that doesn't need any heating is spider tack comp grade. Not the cheapest but I think you get what you pay for.
The best tacky I've found that doesn't need any heating is spider tack comp grade. Not the cheapest but I think you get what you pay for.
Yeah I did find in cold weather it wasn't easy to apply but just think it's the best,there was a conversation I had with my former friend and gym owner were he gave me instructions on making my own...with my family safety in mind I decided against it lol
John18/05/16 @ 10:12
John said:
Yeah I did find in cold weather it wasn't easy to apply but just think it's the best,there was a conversation I had with my former friend and gym owner were he gave me instructions on making my own...with my family safety in mind I decided against it lol
Yeah I did find in cold weather it wasn't easy to apply but just think it's the best,there was a conversation I had with my former friend and gym owner were he gave me instructions on making my own...with my family safety in mind I decided against it lol
Yeah a guy I know tried to make some up in his shed. He reckoned that his neighbours suspected he was cooking up meth breaking bad style.