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Nice to hear it is coming along OK. Have you ever heard of PPE? Nick you only get one set of eyes take care of them.
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Nice to hear it is coming along OK. Have you ever heard of PPE? Nick you only get one set of eyes take care of them.
Thanks Kelly, no I haven't, I'll be more careful next time.
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Reminds me when I was 16 I was working on my 65 econoline and welding the exhaust. Thought I could tack it all the way without a helmet. Well I did but paid for it that night. Had to put cream on my eyeballs for a week and wear patches. Never did that again.

Hope you're alright Nickster. Us mechanics all got our lumps starting out and learned what to do and not to do, some incidents we unfortunately learned the hard way.

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Reminds me when I was 16 I was working on my 65 econoline and welding the exhaust. Thought I could tack it all the way without a helmet. Well I did but paid for it that night. Had to put cream on my eyeballs for a week and wear patches. Never did that again.

Hope you're alright Nickster. Us mechanics all got our lumps starting out and learned what to do and not to do, some incidents we unfortunately learned the hard way.

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Sounds pretty bad Mike, it hurt.
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I've gotten brake cleaner in my eyes before. Burns like hell. Washed them out. No need for a trip to the eye doctor.
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I've gotten brake cleaner in my eyes before. Burns like hell. Washed them out. No need for a trip to the eye doctor.
Yes it's no fun.
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Nick anytime you are messing with solvents aerosol or liquid wear safety glasses.
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getting paint thinner splashed in the eyes use to hurt, it doesn't anymore and i'm not sure if that's good or bad.
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