Recent content by delaware george

it can under a hot tire,you just have to be careful....like i said,using hind site,i'll probably use some sort of epoxy if i ever do it again.

yeah,i've skated for since i was ten and i'm 32 now....just don't have the time to put into so much anymore(plus it hurts when you fall:lol_hitti ) some of the deckes are reissued,but alot are original....thanks

i live in dover and my only problem i've had in the winter is that they are REAL slippery when wet. george

Hahahaaaaa.....you don't realize how much of a disaster it looks like till you see it in a picture:shocking: :wtf: :bounce:

my wife was working at lowes at the time i tiled the garage...so the price was what swayed me towards the tile. if i'd known that i was gonna fall in love with fabricating and welding,i'd probably done some kind of epoxy. the tiles have been down for four years now and the white ones are kind...

kind of...i started a custom 53 chevy and collected more flatheads so things started moving slow:confused: ...but it's getting there...thanks

hello...my name is george and i was turned onto this place from the hamb. sorry i don't have any new pictures of my garage but here's one before alot of car building started....it's now kind of a mess with more cabinets,tools,53 chevy,and stuff,dust,etc....thanks for all of the tips on...

polished diamond plate always looks good. george

put them in vinager or bead blast them.....heat them with a torch and drop in oil...that'll give them a cool blued finish and keep them from rusting

i bought a tiger hood with a large hornel speed glass in it....not real fancy looking at all but i love it and the price wasn't too crazy...about 200 bucks i believe.