Recent content by acarter92

Thanks fellas, good to hear it doesn't' need to be cleaned every time!

Hello, I've heard enough good stuff about fluid film to give it a try this year. Done plenty of reading on it's advantages and disadvantages and I think it will fit the bill for the underbody of my vehicles up here in Maine along with a few other things such as trailers and equipment. Seems...

I got mine on Craigslist, not sure of the exact size, but the oxygen is probably about 4' high and the acetylene a little smaller of course. I don't use mine that often, maybe 5-10 times per year and I've filled it twice in 8 years. Perfect size tanks IMHO, big enough that you don't have to fill...

Thanks for the replies, I'll look into the ICF but I'm guessing that will end up being a lot more than just paying a contractor to come in and put up standard poured walls... which is my favorite option because I don't have to do it and can spend my valuable "off time" on the framing, but I...

Sorry, I'm in Maine. That makes sense with frost coming through the walls, The garage will eventually be heated, but only when I'm out there, not 24/7.

I was just reading about that, is that something that is required for a standard block installation as well? Doesn't make sense to me considering the wall will be backfilled on either side, and the last 1' will be open on either side, so there will be virtually no side forces on the wall. Most...

Hello, Has anybody on here dry stacked frost walls for their garage? I've been doing some research and it seems like it would save a bunch of time, and since they are below grade (on both sides) they need to be filled with concrete anyways so it doesn't seem like it would be any weaker than...

Hi ya'll, Anybody have experience with the harbor freight spray guns? Something like this.... http://www.harborfreight.com/professional-hvlp-spray-gun-kit-93305.html The project I would be buying it for is to paint my dump trailer. I would need something like this with a tank seperate from...