In the case of high-inclination (polar) launches the latitude does not matter, but the Cape Canaveral area is not suitable because inhabited areas underlie these trajectories; Vandenberg Air Force Base, Cape Canaveral's West coast counterpart, or the smaller Kodiak Launch Complex in Alaska is used instead.
Step 2 - Rinse Your Brush. Having purged your paint brush of wet paint, you're ready to rid it of any caked-on dry paint as well. If the dried paint is oil-based, begin this step by pouring turpentine onto the stained bristles. Alternatively, if the dried paint is water-based, you'll need to rinse your brush beneath a faucet. When using a faucet to rinse the brush, make sure the water temperature is lukewarm. If the water is too hot, some of your brush's bristles are liable to fall off.
1 A paint or sealer nozzle clogged by dried material requires a bit more care. 2  Remove the nozzle from the can, then pick away the hardened paint or sealer -- sometimes a large blob comes off in one chunk. 3  If unable to remove the hardened material, soak the nozzle in mineral spirits for several hours. If the oil doesn't come off completely in hot water, soak the nozzle in a shallow bowl of vinegar. 2  If necessary, prop the can upside down to soak the nozzle still intact on the can. 3  Wipe the vinegar off with a damp paper towel, then pat the entire can dry with dry paper towels.