Field caught bootlegging paint

[The Inflicted]

It's not bootleg; It's artisanal.

[Guts]

If a field offered me homebrew paint, I'm slingin that stuff 100%!

Willballforsoup has some fun videos but a lot of his recent stuff is just stirring up drama

[Painthappy]

It's not bootleg; It's artisanal.

Heck yeah. I'd love to check it out. As long as no one is pretending for it to be something else, that just seems awesome.

Sure to be some hiccups in the learning process but who knows, talk about fresh paint!!!

[DocsMachine]

That's interesting, but for the moment I'm calling it clickbait.

"Used encapsulating equipment" is a million-dollar investment. "Struggling" and "million dollar investment" are kind of mutually exclusive. The process takes a warehouse sized workspace and a team of people to operate it.

And, there is no way, as in it's not possible, that somebody's garage operation, if such a thing were even possible here, could beat the pricing of a company that buys the base materials by the literal semitruck load.

The field would have to be huge to justify it, SC Village huge, and that means a massive population center like Dallas, LA, Chicago or Miami.

Nope. I would love to have to eat my words later, but for now? Pure fake news clickbait.

Doc.

[flyweightnate]

If they're encapsulating moonshine, you have my attention.

[Drcemento]

Hmmm. might not be as crazy as you think - search "paintball encapsulation machine" and allot comes up for allot less than a million - they will set them up to make whatever you want. look at the vitamin/supplement industry - hippies and bodybuilders have been encapsulating unicorn dust and powdered rhino balls since the 60's.

could you effectively do this under a tarp out at the paintball field? - probably not well, or cost effectively, but I've seen great things come out of a tin shed with a hammer, 60 year old skillsaw and a corded drill, and absolute garbage come out of a high tech shop with every tool imaginable so It would not surprise me if something like this were going on.

I hope its true and good on them for sticking it to the man!

[Drcemento]

Also take GAP paint for example - they operated out of a Janky wherehouse in carson city - you could go down there and buy it at wholesale prices right off the loading dock. that was not a big operation, and it got hot and cold in carson city. - it was dry though. I would argue that was some of the best paint to ever go through a paintball gun.

[Magmoormaster]

Also take GAP paint for example - they operated out of a Janky wherehouse in carson city - you could go down there and buy it at wholesale prices right off the loading dock. that was not a big operation, and it got hot and cold in carson city. - it was dry though. I would argue that was some of the best paint to ever go through a paintball gun.

GAP was run by Alex Fraige's dad, who was very wealthy. They might have been janky, but they had a lot of money behind them.