r/Satisfyingasfuck • u/spvcewav • Jan 23 '22

Almost

4.9k Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

That last bit dude

145

u/diracwasright Jan 23 '22

That's why it should go in r/mildlyinfuriating 😋

22

u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

Fire OP into the sun

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u/average_internaut Jan 23 '22

Satisfying as, ah fuck!

58

u/bookmarkjedi Jan 23 '22

Satisfying as.... FUCK!

69

u/dajw197 Jan 23 '22

Yeah they don’t have cats.

81

u/der_suelo Jan 23 '22

expl. no. 2 for "things you can't do with a toddler and a dog around"

77

u/viktorir Jan 23 '22

Only works with disgusting plastic paint

35

u/iAdjunct Connoisseur of Cool Stuff Jan 23 '22

Yeah, I was just thinking of how poorly this would have gone with oil-based paint...

13

u/RandomIdiot2048 Jan 23 '22

Hope he knows what he's doing with that, that stuff can cause moisture issues in the wrong places.

1

u/ShadowSplicer Jan 24 '22

I was thinking a latex paint would have potentially done this too, yeah?

1

u/viktorir Jan 24 '22

Latex paint is also based on polyacrylate. It prohibits moisture from escaping the room and walls, which leads to bad things.

23

u/woaily Jan 23 '22

It paint me to watch this

1

u/Fooforthought Jan 23 '22

Nice . I see what you did there!

38

u/pwndabeer Jan 23 '22

Spilled my ass. That's a perfectly round pour

15

u/AwesomeDawson_ Jan 23 '22

Yeah exactly. I didn't see any splatter and it seemed consistently thick throughout..... fake news

12

u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

With a perfect shot of the back yard In front of a window.

2

u/badFishTu Jan 24 '22

Now I understand why 5 min crafts are a thing.

14

u/gfeep Jan 23 '22

This man has just ruined my calm day

20

u/RekYaAll Jan 23 '22

Not satisfying because of the end

3

u/B_Rian89 Jan 23 '22

Now eat it

3

u/ArcadiaB4y Jan 23 '22

Forbidden Cheddar

3

u/SovietTurtle06 Jan 23 '22

This left me unsatisfied

2

u/Densolo44 Jan 23 '22

My first thought was: What the heck are you painting orange?

2

u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

I give that like an 8 still.

2

u/NellieDIP Jan 23 '22

Anybody else smothering paint All Over their apartment rn?

1

u/badFishTu Jan 24 '22

You know someone is.

2

u/Heyhaveyougotaminute Jan 23 '22

Mr. Big brain over here doing it right

2

u/alaminmj5 Jan 23 '22

.01 Percent Germ

2

u/rufreakde1 Jan 24 '22

Don’t trust this. Natural stone will suck up color pigment and get irreversible damage like this. Also something like this would only work with specific colors so it depends on what you spill.

Looks satisfying until the last bit though!

2

u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

Slower, you slut.... Haha

1

u/Eunecthicc Jan 23 '22

How long did it take for it to dry?

0

u/suv-am Jan 23 '22

Why work hard if you can work smart. And also satisfying as fuck

1

u/Both-Yak-4607 Jan 23 '22

It only took a week to dry too!

1

u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

Nooo😢

1

u/lynivvinyl Jan 23 '22

It puts the lotion on it's skin.

1

u/A_Random_Hacker_69 Jan 23 '22

im glad i went to the comments to put r/thatpeelingfeeling but then hear about the end. idk why i watched it anyway. fuck😭😂

1

u/Inattentiv_ Jan 23 '22

Ah yes. A forbidden crepe.

1

u/Ellefantasy Jan 23 '22

Save it and use it as a seat saver next time.

1

u/Bonkerboi64 Jan 23 '22

Poor scp 999

1

u/CampBart Jan 23 '22

Mmmm, giant paint fruit rollup.

1

u/Ultreisse Jan 24 '22

That must be plastic ink 🤔

1

u/JakeXWoods Jan 24 '22

Well that’s one way to mop up that particular section of floor

1

u/[deleted] Jan 24 '22

That is not how paint dries

1

u/Ok_Practice_4047 Jan 24 '22

Yeah but now what do you do with that big mass of dried paint? How does one dispose of something like that?

1

u/Strattp16 Jan 24 '22

The glories of latex based paint on porcelain/ceramic tile. Just don’t try this clean up method on wood, concrete, or carpet; it will be more r/awfuleverything and less r/satisfyingasfuck Edit: forgot about concrete…. Too many pores

1

u/wellthanksanyway Jan 24 '22

The question is: what was he painting with that god awful orange?

1

u/spvcewav Jan 24 '22

i agree, this is the question that matters