Recent content by spasm3

It will be. I stained them. Have not done poly. Waiting till it's my day off and is free of he chance of rain. The doors have to come out and apart to stain and poly. Wil have to start early so it has time to dry before putting them back in that evening.

I used minwax oil IPSWich stain , the general finish is a satin poly that does amber. Door is pine clad. Stain below. I like that stain as pine does not absorb stain evenly, but the works well.

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I just bought a can of General Finishes satin , for an interior Anderson door. I've stained it, will probably coat it Thursday depending on weather, as I have to take the doors apart.

Exactly, why would I pull money from investments that can be getting anywhere from 8-16% or more when you can borrow that money for 2-3% or even less , like 0.9 or 1.9%. Even money market might net more. Dave Ramsey has a target audience that has trouble managing debt and is not yet...

I'd read the ecmo for any codes, check for the last codes reset, do an oil analysis to check for huge amounts of thickener like lucas.

I don't think the wood treatments are near as good now. I built a sand box for my son in the late '90s that is still around. I don't think a current treated 2x6 is going to last that long now.

I used Duralast elite, which I think are Bosch pads, on all four corners of my CX-5. Happy with them so far.

They send the info to LexisNexis who sells it to insurance companies. I.E. your driving habits.

But do they have tattoos ?

It just shows, that the oil is not hot, because the coolant, radiator, thermostat and fans are working properly. It's not a function of the oil itself.

I always open the bleeders, to compress the caliper. Then i let them drip onto a pizza box , or cardboard box. Slow way of flushing the older fluid out. When done, i burn the boxes.

And won't you take a gas mileage hit just because the tires are new?

I'm sorry to hear this, i hope you don't beat yourself up, i will be thinking about you.

New Anderson sliding door. Vinyl outside wood inside. Staining it before poly.