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Yep coffee first. Morning guys. Yep gonna go vote today and be a good boy and not drink.
Sounds good Jeff I'll take some of that it's 27* here.
What happened to Mark? he is always around by now.
Must operate off of Bluetooth
I'm here Fred. I took my neighbours to the train station. He goes into Toronto every 6 months to have his leg checked. He had a huge cancer behind his knee. Been 5 yrs now and all is good thanks goodness.
Just nasty out there this morning, raining, cold and high winds reaching 55mph today. Oh yeah and dark thanks to the time change. I'm in favour of getting rid time changes. Get out there and vote today people but have a good day too.
Is that a vinyl roof or painted roof Jeff?
Glad to here your friend is doing better.
Pulling the glass out of my car today just got to figure out ware to store it.
Will you be trying to save the rubber gasket Fred or cutting them?
No problem taking the backglass out as it's tempered but go easy with the front if you're saving the windshield rubber. Use a bit of varsol or gas around the edge to make it slippery. Do you know how to open the rubber up to remove the glass?
lilfontleroy
annoyinglilLeroy
100%!!!
Not saving the rubber Mark Been cutting it to get behind the clips to get the moldings off.
The last thing I want to do is damage them there in real nice shape.
Saving the glass but the front w/s is pitted and will have to replace it witch is a shame because it is OEM. The part I'm having problems with is the gutter moldings trying not to damage them getting them off. Wish you were around when I put the windows back in.
You don't have a molding tool for the windows?. They aren't that expensive and may save you damaging them. Yeah we could have a blast together Fred. I'd want to drive the 27 of course LOL
If you have a long skinny flat screw driver you can also use that. Get in behind the clip and a slight turn and the molding should pop up. Once you have a couple unclipped you can usually just pull the molding towards you and will slide out. Real simple
A picture of Fred's toilet after his famous Chili.
For sure Mark would be hard to tell the insurance co. my house burnt down and the fire started in the toilet.
I got the tool for the moldings at least 3 I think.
You bet you can drive the old truck I would even let you try the new wiper out.
Would be fun to pile all you guys in the back and go on a cruse night. put the BBQ grill on the back and a cooler of beer and ice tea for Biff.
Morning. Last day of all these stupid political ads.
For sure I like to be informed on who to vote for but the ads drive me nuts.
lilfontleroy
annoyinglilLeroy
theyll start stumping for President soon, just sayin'
God help us all.theyll start stumping for President soon, just sayin'
lilfontleroy
annoyinglilLeroy
oh its going to be UGLY
It's always ugly but I think your right this time around seems like it will be the worst.
JeffisOld
Old, Ugly and generally Disagreeable!
That's a painted roof Mark.
The car was a vinyl roofed GT car when born. Someone prior to me pulled it when they repainted the turquoise color. It's left me with more holes to weld up as I am not planning to go back to stock. I still have some vinyl roof related rot to repair so hopefully will be a thing of the past in my lifetime.
The plan (as of now) is Sublime green!
JeffisOld
Old, Ugly and generally Disagreeable!
OK Fred, new toys here today...
Nice box huh?
After much reading and cyphering I pulled the plug on this gun due to ease of use and cleaning. No internal seals to get hard, dry or dirty. Will spray from 2k primer to clear. Sprays upside down w/o leaks too.
I know that 3M company is new to automotive refinishing but I thought I'd take a chance!
Watched a bunch of videos and it seems to be all I need.
Check it out, I will talk to ya later!
Nice box huh?
After much reading and cyphering I pulled the plug on this gun due to ease of use and cleaning. No internal seals to get hard, dry or dirty. Will spray from 2k primer to clear. Sprays upside down w/o leaks too.
I know that 3M company is new to automotive refinishing but I thought I'd take a chance!
Watched a bunch of videos and it seems to be all I need.
Check it out, I will talk to ya later!
Looks good Jeff I would like to try it out. 3M has been around a long time and makes good stuff so would think the gun will be just fine.OK Fred, new toys here today...
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Nice box huh?
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After much reading and cyphering I pulled the plug on this gun due to ease of use and cleaning. No internal seals to get hard, dry or dirty. Will spray from 2k primer to clear. Sprays upside down w/o leaks too.
I know that 3M company is new to automotive refinishing but I thought I'd take a chance!
Watched a bunch of videos and it seems to be all I need.
Check it out, I will talk to ya later!
And I'm sure you know but just making sure, POR-15 is like glue keep it out of nut plates like the seat belt nuts welded in the floor boards use anti seeze or something like that.
POR-15 is about as good as super glue don't ask me how I know.
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