Stop in for a cup of coffee

[Mopar Tim]

sometimes it helps to share and get it off your chest... and it's a semi slow day in here so it would give us all something to "nibble" (pick) on...

 

[360DartGT66]

they screwed up

... and you get the fallout. Seem fair?

 

[ScampMike]

... and you get the fallout. Seem fair?

takin' what they're givin' 'cause I'm workin' for a livin'

 

[dukeboy440]

oh - you can....................................................... but it's going to COST you

50% of your property and life savings

 

[dukeboy440]

... and you get the fallout. Seem fair?

nah, but it gives me something to do for a few days. I'll get them done.

 

[krazykuda]

50% of your property and life savings

Yep, in hindsight "pay-per-view" is cheaper....

 

[krazykuda]

nah, but it gives me something to do for a few days. I'll get them done.

How many models/assemblies to you have to make to generate the drawings???

 

[dukeboy440]

How many models/assemblies to you have to make to generate the drawings???

very few. these are mainly revisions, but we're converting them from one file type to another and that is where the time comes from, it takes a few minutes per drawing for them to process the changes, while we wait

 

[360DartGT66]

very few. these are mainly revisions, but we're converting them from one file type to another and that is where the time comes from, it takes a few minutes per drawing for them to process the changes, while we wait

Well, THAT sounds like fun.

 

[ScampMike]

Well, THAT sounds like fun.

and I thought my work day could be boring once in a while... sheeesh

 

[dukeboy440]

and I thought my work day could be boring once in a while... sheeesh

Down to the nut and bolt, screw, washer etc.

 

[ScampMike]

see?!? I don't come on here just to get **** about my hood...

 

[dukeboy440]

see?!? I don't come on here just to get **** about my hood...

LOL

 

[dartnabout]

Hello there....I am too busy to stay! Bye

 

[ScampMike]

Hello there....I am too busy to stay! Bye

FABO drive-by!!! Hi - - bye

 

[goldfish65]

What do you guys think of this idea? To keep rust from forming around my back window, if I drip some rust converter from a thin straw into the channel? Mask off the paint and trim before doing so.

 

[dukeboy440]

What do you guys think of this idea? To keep rust from forming around my back window, if I drip some rust converter from a thin straw into the channel? Mask off the paint and trim before doing so.

Might work

 

[ScampMike]

What do you guys think of this idea? To keep rust from forming around my back window, if I drip some rust converter from a thin straw into the channel? Mask off the paint and trim before doing so.

is there already rust in there?

 

[goldfish65]

is there already rust in there?

Not that I know of, but seems likely it could be starting at least.

 

[ScampMike]

Not that I know of, but seems likely it could be starting at least.

That's a tough thing. So you have water getting in? Rust converter has a chemical reaction with rust that supposedly inhibits it from getting worse - but I think there is more to the process than just applying the converter, so I'm not sure it'll do you any good.

 

[ScampMike]

Dave - do you have a particular brand in mind or are you mostly just thinking out loud?

 

[goldfish65]

The product I am looking at is Plasticoat 643.

Ooops time to run out the door...work...that thing I was going to complain about earlier haha.

 

[krazykuda]

Hello there....I am too busy to stay! Bye

FABO drive-by!!! Hi - - bye

What was that??? Did you see it???

 

[krazykuda]

What do you guys think of this idea? To keep rust from forming around my back window, if I drip some rust converter from a thin straw into the channel? Mask off the paint and trim before doing so.

Don't inhale when you have the straw in your mouth....

 

[krazykuda]

What do you guys think of this idea? To keep rust from forming around my back window, if I drip some rust converter from a thin straw into the channel? Mask off the paint and trim before doing so.

Might work

is there already rust in there?

i think that you should remove the molding and clean it up as much as you can before putting the rust preventative on...

If you keep the moldings on, it will slow down the evaporation and maybe aggravate the corrosion...

If you take the molding off, you can get the rust clean off and dry everything properly and not trap moisture and rust in there...

It doesn't do much good to paint over rust that's already there... Clean as much of it off to slow it down from spreading...