Recent content by XJSuperman

Looks like a great trip guys. Well done.

Haven't done a dang thing in the garage in a couple weeks other than grab beers or sweep out the water that runs in from the storms. Work is keeping me busy. I'm jealous of the progress some of you are making on your projects. Well done all.

I think theres one over in Twinsburg, but I can't speak for their work or anything like that. It just seems to come to mind that one setup shop there in an old truck repair place years ago. Then again, I could completely be mis-remembering that.

I agree, seems a little large for what it does. Don't forget to topcoat that paintjob too.

I love POR15 as much or more than the next guy, so I fully understand the two of you being splotched and spotted for the next week or so lol. Good job on the trailer!

Just used a little of each again this week. I was surprised how much thinner POR15 is compared to the TopCoat. I didn't remember it being like that. Brushing required a heavier layer of TC than the base. It should have leveled out a little more overnight.

Thats a hell of a map lol. Haven't seen one quite that colorful before.

This weekend I got the drain cover finished in the garage, cleaned up, and started staging for the next projects.

You really need to finish it whether you are keeping it or not. Someone will gladly buy a really nice restored XJ. There are a couple companies already doing exactly that.

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/welding-helmet-recommendations-auto-darkening.542107/

Weather is warming up, what's Pat up to these days?

"Project" and "saga" are synonyms in my household.

Nah, its probably fine then. Time will tell, but by then the 3000s will probably be at end of life.

Moisture would be no bueno in there. I've never seen desiccant inside one so I wouldn't add it now. Just keep the hat sealed and don't pressure wash it too closely. (Like any other electronic controllers)

Agreed, I've definitely seen chains fly.