Well its been a year since i posted the pictures of sam's incredible dry sift quality. One full year has gone by and some great discussion was created in the thread. Sure it was full of posts by people complaining about the fact its a secret and blah blah blah.. but if you pick apart from those posts the actual informative posts... it was a really great thread.
So here we are again one year later to re inspire...
This year i was able to photograph some Sleestack dry sift... and judging by the shape and form of the heads, i would say this stuff was much younger resin than last years.. ( last years looked less inflated and more crinkly heads)
Anyway enjoy these first few pics for now.. i took a few so i will go thru and try and upload more later...
Lets keep this thread on track... we know you dont like its a secret , we know you think its lame... but lets keep the posts in this thread on target.. Show us your dry sift... lets see if someone out there can produce a dry sift this clean with their method.
Peace
Bubble man
So here we are again one year later to re inspire...
This year i was able to photograph some Sleestack dry sift... and judging by the shape and form of the heads, i would say this stuff was much younger resin than last years.. ( last years looked less inflated and more crinkly heads)
Anyway enjoy these first few pics for now.. i took a few so i will go thru and try and upload more later...
Lets keep this thread on track... we know you dont like its a secret , we know you think its lame... but lets keep the posts in this thread on target.. Show us your dry sift... lets see if someone out there can produce a dry sift this clean with their method.
Peace
Bubble man
don't spend TOO much time looking at Sam's old wrinkly resin balls. You might make him uncomfortable.
