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Post by Gidwick on Nov 10, 2006 2:21:17 GMT
They really are no different to regular tins other than they come in fancy colours, they look great when they are new but after a few drops and hard shifts they will start to chip and look a bit tatty!
Russ
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Post by silver on Nov 12, 2006 19:08:55 GMT
yeah i agree with gidwick on this one, ive used a few powercoated tins and after a few drops the finish start to look mashed up. in terms of tins i prefer vinyl tins but this is probably due to the fact they are what i have at work so use mostly. they will behave slightly differently to nomal ones but everyone has thier own preference.
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Mike
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Post by Mike on Dec 21, 2006 13:33:48 GMT
I got powder coated tins and metal ones. I use the metal ones to practice and the powder coated to work with. They have got a few scratches on them but thats expected. Best way not to scratch them....Dont drop!!! (easier said than done) Mike
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Post by deadlycreations on Sept 23, 2008 5:25:02 GMT
If you want to add weight just add ice to your prefrence... thats what I am TRYING. Works so far except for spilling ice, but getting down pat ok for learning. ben
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