Anyone speak German here?
29 November 2003, 01:45 AM
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Hallo Wurzel, does that mean you sprechen Deutsch now or were you planning to Frage Cheeseboy?
Auto = Auto
Paint = Farbe (tin of = Dose Farbe)
Emulsion = Emulsion/Emulsionsfarbe
(note: capital letters very importent in German!)
tschüs
Auto = Auto
Paint = Farbe (tin of = Dose Farbe)
Emulsion = Emulsion/Emulsionsfarbe
(note: capital letters very importent in German!)
tschüs
01 December 2003, 07:59 AM
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you are looking for "lack entferner" - and your best bet is to ring Lufthanser, or FairchildDornier... these guys strip paint off planes regularly, and this is the first place I would look.
Failing that, go to a plane club and ask there - they all should speak english as when flying it is compulsorary to know english.
Regards,
Neal
Failing that, go to a plane club and ask there - they all should speak english as when flying it is compulsorary to know english.
Regards,
Neal
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not sure without reading the label, but you could also ask for "Abbeizmittel" this is a harder paint remover.
[Edited by cheeseboy - 12/4/2003 6:22:21 AM]
[Edited by cheeseboy - 12/4/2003 6:22:21 AM]
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