Recent content by David79z28

I spray my cars down outside to remove any large chunks of dirt then use Optimum No Rinse car wash inside. I don't have as much water inside that way. http://optimumcarcare.com/onrwns.php?li=2 Sometimes I will even knock the dirt off by using the rinse cycle at the local car wash then take it...

I can never find one that does the job on time or right the first time so it's a no for me!

The holes were predrilled on mine. I know because Heartland didn't put screws in most of mine. They even cut the panels down and cut out door openings with a skill saw. This threw metal shavings on the paint. The shavings rusted and burned the paint. I would go after your installer, not the...

I have the same problem with my building. It was built by Heartland Steel out if Tulsa, OK. I have had the manufacturer, two other builders and another manufacturer look at it. Everyone points the finger to Heartland. Good luck getting it fixed!!! It's taken over two years to get these issues...

+1 autogeek has a great forum and a great "How to section" as well...

I use two different buffers/polishers. A vector rotary for the compound and machine polish. A Porter Cable DA polisher for the swirl remover, glaze, sealer, and waxes.

That picture also needs to go in the post your WTF picture thread. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56771&page=136

I think I was around 11 or so. Around that same time I replaced an alternator. I was all cocky thinking I can do this. Pretty straight forward. However, when you don't disconnect the battery and accidently drop the alternator with the wires still connected, it can make contact with stuff that...

Hello from NE Texas. Sounds like a cool project for your son!!! Any pictures??

Welcome David...

Welcome to the site. Cool looking project!!!

Welcome to the site!!!

Stay away from Heartland Steel Buildings out of Tulsa.... I have a customer in Freeburg that has used Behlen Metal Buildings.. They are using them again to build another building.

Very nice!! Great unexpected reward for an unselfish act.

Welcome. Thanks for your service.