[EricTheHandyman]

I couldn't help but laugh when I read this. Forget the 3" extra firm, if it's good enough for NASA, it's good enough for me!

http://www.space.com/missionlaunches/shuttle_brush_031009.html

 

[JNLP]

Man they're pretty serious about that foam brush. :laughing:

Why is the brush getting the credit though & not the patching compound? I understand the brush will apply it, but I'm sure when it comes to life or death, they have other applicators. What about patching compound though? Don't got no substitutes for that!

This one goes out to you Mr. NASA Patching Compound Guy. :thumbup:

 

[Kelly Painting]

Come on...it's not the brush, it's the guy using it.

 

[ewingpainting.net]

Now, Now, It's not the guy that applied it, rather they guy that placed it on the ship

 

[ewingpainting.net]

Now, Now, It's not the guy that applied it, rather they guy that placed the foam brush it on the ship

 

[JNLP]

Now, Now, It's not the guy that applied it, rather they guy that placed it on the ship

Ooooo true that! :thumbup:

 

[JNLP]

Now, Now, It's not the guy that applied it, rather they guy that placed the foam brush it on the ship

Ooooo true that! :thumbup:

 

[WisePainter]

Found this in the keywords box at the bottom and had a good laugh.
The original moon shot was computed by today's version of a pocket calculator, everything at NASA is over engineered and ridiculously over priced.

 

[nEighter]

posted: 08:34 am ET
09 October 2003