Here I tell you about how to spray paint an EPS wall panel. (EPS = extruded polystyrene, Diffusor = breaking, scattering a soundwave)
The starting point is a white – uncolored – wall panel, non-colored from production. As EPS doesn’t stand against any form of alcohols, a primer has to be applied. Otherwise, the spray propellant will eat away on the surface. The primer is water based, and propellant other than alcohol based.
Picked up from SLUSH and Swedish radio channel P1 news, 3rd week November.
We can agree there is a rise in temperature, around the globe. If in doubt, one has to be willing to PULL the information – to do ones’ own research.
Continue reading About CO2, Highlights from SLUSH2019Continuing on my writing about the recent (15th March) youths’ demonstration – not having done their homework before marching against the government(s) – I thought I dig a bit deeper into Recycling. About what can be done against climate change.
At least give a peek into my personal findings of the state of the world.
What if one could increase the lamp life 100-fold, and avoid all that heat – that would burn the film in case the film would stop running…
3 generations were seated to dig into a number of film rolls from my childhood, to travel back in time some 40 years. We got through 20 minutes of film, when the light bulb came to an end.
Fujicacolor 10M
Life expectancy is 25 hours, so having lasted since my childhood – that in itself was a lot of hours than the listed expectation.
We as human beings do things out of old behavior – habits – sometimes without reflecting over the logic of our behavior. I will present situations around energy saving behavior, which I have philosophized a lot about.
Are you familiar with the term “Low hanging fruit”? It means things that are easily reached, things that are available at closest reach.
I believe habits are formed because of the road of least resistance. In certain ways, things are simply easier. Therefore, there is a resistance to change a habit, a behavior.
And, if to change, there must be an certain experience of pain.
My first textile project using a Vallila Interior product came by chance.
I was new in a local business group of a global network, and in our local group we had arranged a lottery between our guests. From my side the prize was a noise-dampening acoustic wall element, with the textile being the free choice of the receiver.
The receiver chose the textile theme called ‘Tiira’. The name of the black-stripe-headed seagull, in Finnish. Continue reading My first Vallila
