I'll PM you when I finish my shop buildout.
Just for you Misfit New Pic on page 3.
I'll PM you when I finish my shop buildout.
Can I have a job please???????
Gimme a bit. Still putting up walls and sh*t.
can I work in the mailroom? I have experience
I'd love to live in Florida. Just make sure its air conditioned in the place
So whats the alpine doing below
Tone controls and everything audio based leave alot to be desired in the avic, so that runs the sound system.
Yea I feel you on that
Air conditioned? It's Florida. My mail box is air conditioned.
looking good
ya, that really is a nice shoebox!
Yeah it is isn't it. The rats love playing in it.
Yeah it is isn't it. The rats love playing in it.
That's just gross lol
Have you tried using Bulldog adhesion promoter? Also, this stuff is great for minor filling and fairing. http://www.evercoat.com/productDetail.aspx?pID=8
Have you tried using Bulldog adhesion promoter? Also, this stuff is great for minor filling and fairing. http://www.evercoat.com/productDetail.aspx?pID=8
I've tried to find that stuff around me, nobody gots it.
I've found the Bulldog spray at Advance Auto Parts. You got those up there?
Yep Advance, Autozone, Strauss, and Pepboys. Looked around didn't see anything. Asked the workers, and I got the I must have 3 heads stare. One even handed me a bulldog remote starter ![]()
It's sure gonna look good when you finish it. I personally liked the black puke look......different ![]()
Yeah, I kinda liked playing with the black puke. It's really flexible.
Bulldog starter - nice name-drop.
Use Evercoat's contact info to find a body shop supply shop near ya....
Thanks for the idea. Guess I'll shelf this for a few more days then.
That Poly-Flex stuff works awesome, I've been able to get it to stick to Honda door panels, and you can't get tar to stick to those.
I have to disagree one of my ex-coworkers got several screws to stick to a honda door panel without a problem ![]()
Nice.
Yeah to this day I still don't know how he though he could screw a crossover to the inside of the doorpanel without having the screws come through the front of it.
Einstein, huh?