Great vid Ben! I always get so lost when walking around in Ulta and this is has really helped! You should get a sponsorship deal! In all seriousness, I’ve used the old nail polish on different keys trick for years. Great work
Hi Lukas, yes it was a bit of a funny interaction with the staff there when they were curious what I was doing, lining up all the colors and filming. They were helpful and got behind the idea though. Keys too, thats a good idea, I lost my dremmil tool maybe I should use nailpolish on keys too!
It may be a good idea to clean the gear first. Not washing to remove dirt, but using a solvent to remove hand oils or grease from french fries that may reduce the adhesion of the nail polish. I use rubbing alcohol for almost all cleaning, such as keyboards, computer and phone screens, reading glasses, even my hands sometimes. Just put some alcohol on a tissue or napkin and wipe the area you want to clean. Another powerful solvent is naptha, one of the lightest and cleanest solvents. It is sold everywhere that sells cigarettes, under the brand name Ronsonol. Get the liquid stuff in the yellow plastic bottle, used in zippo lighters. not the aerosol kind used in butane lighters. Alcohol and naptha dissolve different things, naptha will remove sticky tape residue if you had once used tape on your gear. I put some ugly lime green paint on my pitons and biners in the 1960s, and somehow it is still there. Yes, I said pitons.
@@BenFrankAdventures maybe.. maybe historical figures of history EG Genghis Kahn OR even movies stars EG the world famous Gérard Depardieu... of even musical acts EG The Village People... I'm not quite sure.. just a spark of an idea..
Great vid Ben! I always get so lost when walking around in Ulta and this is has really helped! You should get a sponsorship deal! In all seriousness, I’ve used the old nail polish on different keys trick for years. Great work
Hi Lukas, yes it was a bit of a funny interaction with the staff there when they were curious what I was doing, lining up all the colors and filming. They were helpful and got behind the idea though. Keys too, thats a good idea, I lost my dremmil tool maybe I should use nailpolish on keys too!
Good ending quote.
Thanks Maxim. It wasn't until many days after filming this video that i realised my colour scheme wasn't as unique as i had expected!
It may be a good idea to clean the gear first. Not washing to remove dirt, but using a solvent to remove hand oils or grease from french fries that may reduce the adhesion of the nail polish. I use rubbing alcohol for almost all cleaning, such as keyboards, computer and phone screens, reading glasses, even my hands sometimes. Just put some alcohol on a tissue or napkin and wipe the area you want to clean. Another powerful solvent is naptha, one of the lightest and cleanest solvents. It is sold everywhere that sells cigarettes, under the brand name Ronsonol. Get the liquid stuff in the yellow plastic bottle, used in zippo lighters. not the aerosol kind used in butane lighters. Alcohol and naptha dissolve different things, naptha will remove sticky tape residue if you had once used tape on your gear. I put some ugly lime green paint on my pitons and biners in the 1960s, and somehow it is still there. Yes, I said pitons.
orange was the best choice
I'm getting an 80s Van Halen 'Jump' style color vibe!
Hi Jamie, im not sure i could grow my hair out long enough to complete the theme. Maybe a nice wig would suffice?
@@BenFrankAdventures oh yes.. a series of climbing disguises!
In the gumby costume?
@@BenFrankAdventures maybe.. maybe historical figures of history EG Genghis Kahn OR even movies stars EG the world famous Gérard Depardieu... of even musical acts EG The Village People... I'm not quite sure.. just a spark of an idea..
I like what your thinking, definitely time to repurpose some Halloween costumes.
Great video. Pretty entertaining.
Hi Jonathon, glad you enjoyed it, I was thinking about calling it, "What do fashionistas and climbers have in common.... we both love nail polish"
Nice, I love discovering smaller TH-cam channels like this. And I agree, you have too much climbing gear, haha.
Hi Miguel, thanks love your bouldering videos. One can never have too much climbing gear, just not enough storage space!
Great video!
Hi Sylvan. Thanks glad you enjoyed it
awesome
Thanks Richard, how do you mark your climbing gear?
@@BenFrankAdventures With Humbrol enamel paint and a Q-tip - twitter.com/M1HAX/status/1431710672073674763?s=20
@@BenFrankAdventures With enamel paint and a q-tip. Tried to link a photo on Twitter here but comment kept disappearing :-(
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Gracias por estos fenomenales Vidios te podría pedir un favor muchas gracias🙏
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