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Dirty water flowing back into dishwasher - have I fixed it?
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coffeehound said:One other possiblilty is that e.g. heavy rain had flooded the drains, raising the water level. I've seen that happen during a deluge where water started issuing forth from a washing machine. Anyway just academic. Can I ask what package you used to colour the components? It's a great effect
Very precise, too! Really useful.
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I'm a bit old school so whereas most people I know use Adobe Photoshop I use Corel Photo-Paint. I masked around the photo by hand, made a copy of the masked area and filled it red, then set the opacity of that layer to 25% revealing the original part of the image beneath it. Repeated for the purple pipe (I actually made it blue, but it ended up purple when faded out to 25% opacity).coffeehound said:Can I ask what package you used to colour the components? It's a great effect
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Fab. A good, steady hand
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