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I was hoping that you would have had an answer. I was looking at some of these https://www.amazon.com/s?k=3%2F4+npt+air+filter&crid=234087LBQPMHP&sprefix=3%2F4+npt+air+filter%2Caps%2C370&ref=nb_sb_noss_1&tag=atomicindus08-20 and maybe one like this...

Where did you get that tool rack - the one with all the Milwaukee stuff ?

I put in a few more hours on my bench project this morning. I am not a carpenter but it is coming along pretty well and is straight and square so far. Yesterday I saw that one of the 2 x 6 back rails was warped and curved so rather than try to shim it, I replaced it with a straighter 2 x 6

We have showers on Saturday and a clear spell until midday on next Friday. If we don't get any rain on Saturday then I will treat on Sunday but if we have rain on Saturday I intend to wait until Monday to let the door openings dry out. https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/us/nc/raleigh

thanks...

I have been waiting for a spell of dry weather before applying my Ghostshield 8510 over the 4500 intensifier. Here it says to allow 12 hours before rain.... Do not apply when temperatures are expected to fall below 32°F within 8 hours or when rain is expected within 12 hours following...

This week I put on a coat of Ghostshield 4500 . I diluted it at 4:1 as recommended here and applied a single coat of this intensifier with a backpack sprayer and I smoothed it out with an 18 inch flat microfiber floor mop to avoid any puddling. I used a little less than 4 gallons on a 2100...

Hopefully your rules aren't as stringent as here.

Wake County...what county are you in ?

I have a 35 x 60 area to cover ie 2100 sq feet. I bought 15 gallons of 8510. Will that be enough ? I will primering the floor with 4500 as discussed above.

Yes it was a pain.... I passed the electrical inspection but they wouldn't send my paperwork over to Duke so I had continue working with extension cords. I then got the final building inspection passed but there were still irrelevant inspections such as foundation etc when I had a monolithic...

My recently installed workshop meter is in the Duke area and the installation was passed by the County Permit Department and then Duke Energy installed the wiring and meter. Duke would not come out until all the building inspections were passed and this information was passed to them. What...

OK thanks.. I will go with 4:1 I hope to apply tomorrow...I expect I will have a lot of 4500 left over I saw this from a while back... https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/diluting-ghostshield-4500.464148/

OK thanks..what is your thinking for the 1:4 ratio ?

Here's the finished job on my door openings...well I hope it's finished