Recent content by Harleyguy

I owned a body shop for 27 years and I always wet the floor in the paint booth. You want to keep the dust down. The concrete floor would soak up water. You don't want standing water as you will drag the hose around the car and splash water. Common sense stuff.

How long is the run from breaker to compressor? I would run 12 ga. wire and 20 amp breaker as the compressor is only drawing 15 amps.

I stand on the payment book. harleyguy

Putan o ring under the knob. This will absorb the vibration and should keep the knob from coming loose.

It is taking shape and looking good.

I wish I could paint like that

I hate to be the bearer of bad news here. But the alcohol in todays fuel will discolor and even in some cases remove the clear from the tank if fuel is spilled on it. If I am using a rattle can I use SprayMax 2K Urethane Clear Coat . It comes with the hardener. Harleyguy

I will never use aluminum wire again. Due to the heat and expansion and contraction of aluminum wire it has a tendency to get loose at the lug. Loose connections will arc and burn. Just my 2 cents.

Are any other lights burning out at this rate in your home? I am think of a power surge. That would explain all the components going bad at once.

I have vintage snap on top box like yours. LOL I must be vintage myself as I bought 3 sets new. Damn I am getting old.

You find the total weight needed by placing it 180 degrees from the heavy side. Then divide that in half and move the weights 120 degrees in opposite directions from the heavy side. If you were to draw it out it would look like a triangle. This makes the weight distribution closer to round than...

I was wondering about the HF impact sockets. I think I will pick up a set also.

I am thinking of just wearing a clear plastic suit

I like to use dow 3/4 foam insulation board as an underlayment for vinyl siding. It works well as it is a closed cell type foam. Lets moisture out but not in. Vinyl will condensate on the backside and this will keep mildew and mold from forming. You will notice on the bottom of the siding panels...

Insulation, tint windows, lots of ceiling fans