Recent content by nickwrx

Anyone else using these lights? This is how I plan to go in my new construction 3 car garage. I'm guessing since I can wire it beforehand, have the outlets ready for these lights? I'm going to tie them into a smart switch or motion sensor so they will turn on when I walk into the garage. Any...

yeah the broken socket, what is left, there are 3 starts bent and the others are fine. You can see where it bent then snapped. But I will take all of these suggestions and run with it this week! Thanks for all of the very very fast suggestions. Thanks again,

http://www.scoobymods.com/wrx_steering_wheel_impreza-t127.html?s=&threadid=127&highlight=WRX+steering+wheel There is the link, if you look down to the 3rd pic, you can see my scenario. Only, I have a tip, like MikeO's got stuck inside the female or actual bolt. And it is flush with that bolt...

Damn, quick responses! Merka 1. yes 2. the tip is flush with the head of the torx bolt. So bascically, its a flush metal bolt with nothing to grip to. 3. no, but I saw those! But I mean no bits are making a dent into that broken bit. Its some hard steel. Mike - good plan, but just wont work...

Ok, good lord this has been a disaster! I am trying to put a new steering wheel on my car. Right Torx bolt came off with ease (ofcourse), left side doesnt budge. I bought a screw drive Torx from Lowes, cant turn it. So I go to Sears and bought a 7 piece $40 f-in dollar Torx socket set. And bam...

Im bumping this. I dont have any way of welding, so I am looking for some easy parts I could go buy. I have the Kobalt 50' retractable reel in case anyone is wondering. I need that thing to swivel because it sticks out too far in a dumb place by me!

I wouldnt walk on it for about 24hrs and move heavy stuff onto about 3 days later. I would give it a solid 3 days for heavy stuff. The crazy thing about concrete is that it truley doesnt cure for about 30 days! ha!

Wow, thanks for all the info. And no offense taken, like I said, first time spraying so I am somewhat clueless! The gun is a Campbell Hausfeld 5400, suction gun. Its a bit older but seems like it would be decent. So if I should not really use latex, what the hell should I use?! I dont think...

I was just told by my cousin to use Floetrol. He said that should work well for thinning it out, any ideas there? And thanks for all the advice.

Ok, I have googled, searched, asked millions and still have not gotten one straight answer:lol_hitti I have a suction feed spray gun that I have never used yet. What kind of paint can I use to spray with? Latex, enamel, oil based, etc? Its so damn confusing! Then, what exactly do I "thin" it...

yeah some quikrete or rustoleum epoxy floor would be nice. or how about some slatwall/accessory type stuff?

ddawg, I would love to. But literally almost every linear foot of the ceiling/wall joint has peeling tape, poor joints, etc. And also like I mentioned, there is a wall where the drywall meets the old stucco'd exterior wall and that joint is horrible. So no cabinets would get mounted on that wall...

Ah, nice pics Kevin! That does look good. That might be what I go with. Thanks!

Hey gewb, were you find that at? Lowes, Depot?

Yeah I thought of 1/4 round, but in some spots it MIGHT not be wide enough. But yeah, def would be easy. Wondering how that would look though? And the 1x4 might be what I do, I just might do all of this later. Get the walls painted for now and then worry about this later. I was going to paint...