Recent content by sgrammel

I'd start as simple as possible...Putty knife to scrape the big bits, hand held wire brush, maybe some wd-40 or Goo Gone? Heat gun/hair dryer might help soften it up as well

Well it took multiple days but I detailed my car...inside/outside/under hood

No Sam in my area...but since Sam is Walmart no chance I would go there if there was one near me

I think the process is similar to 'removing the chrome off a trailer hitch' How's that?:p

I have an HVAC system with two zones (upstairs and downstairs). It has the Honeywell power actuator to open/close the damper. The issue I face is that when the upstairs zone is operating and downstairs is 'off', I still get some airflow in the downstairs registers. This can end up making...

I know there is product put out by Race Deck called 'Restore'. I have used it in the past and it is OK. Gonna need some more soon...my 'issue' is $20 shipping on top of a $70 product. Seems excessive for shipping of a 1 gallon bottle. So...any recommendations for finding something at a...

I did a wood door painting project and didn't cover my race deck floor like I should have. Result is lots of dried paint on the tiles. Both oil based primer and water based paint. How best to remove? Acetone? Rubbing Alcohol? Powerwashing?

left handed hammer metric crescent wrench

How long is it? not sure it is long enough/leverage wise to be a lug nut wrench

Hold my beer...

Wait for the wire brush scrubber to deploy....

4 tile...give it shot and see what happens...assuming you have extra tiles

Sounds like Ridgeline time to me

the one someone else is using to shovel my snow.

Where you at in the 'couv? I'm in Hazel Dell