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whats the shelf life, of E-C.com after mixing ? It might be "some time" before i can get to the rest of the garage....is the "bucket" big enough to mix and contain all the product for a 3.5 car garage ??

no cut lines in my garage slab. I also have some Cabinets that are mounted to the wall that im not interested in pulling down...ill paint/epoxy/seal to/under them so itll look ok, but i wont be able to get all the way to the wall/ledge (wont see it anyway when im done).

been doing the same thing...via craigs pal. looks like you got a sufficient device - at least for me. youve got a potential buyer, in me, if you find a better one.

Wondering if anyone has any thoughts or experience w/ covering a garage floor, one bay at a time ? Ive got so much "stuff" in my garage that i'd like to do the floor in STAGES, and im wondering if i can tape off a portion - expoy/seal to that tape/line and then cover the unfinished portion...

sounds like a poorly adjusted cutter, pincher, wrong slot used or an ABUSED tool.

ive got a set of those (w/out the snap-on name) cost me about 25 bucks TOPS ! They work well !

in texas if that tree falls on your property it is the owner (of the trees) liability & responsibility ! I would speak w/ the land owner & identify the risks & concerns for liability - and i would follow up the conversation in writing <so it can NOT be denied>. If the liability has been...

WOW ! gotta love the length of bare wire attached to the circuit breaker ! and that GROUND wrapped around the other is just TOO MUCH...i mean seriously how much does a little more copper cost...or god forbid a WIRE NUT

you snap-on guys make me laugh !

he should have PATENTED that...today they call it ACID wash or STONE washing jeans and charge MORE for it !

hah good one - it was a shame that i never got to use it. I never emptied my old craftsman, chalk it up to too much business travel...i upgraded to a full stainless 72" top version...and then gave the craftsman stuff away as a means of forcing myself to use the equiv. of the side...

my preferred hang out...

everyone one of those IS ride-able....some even LEAK oil. George's plan is to be able to have ANY of the bikes on his floor running in 30 minutes or LESS ! George <in the middle> is one of the most approachable, FRIENDLIEST guys youd ever hope to meet - if you see 'em (walking along around the...

i know that, but it still is a good trick...and if he's new to sweating pipe its worth knowing.

i dont consider MAILING something back and WAITING a "warranty" !

i contend there is no better MOTORCYCLE "garage" than this one ! ALL HAIL GEORGE BARBER !

HF used to sell IR <air tools> ! dont be so surprised if it DOES happen...they have GOT to be hurting and looking for alternative sales outlets - theyve almost completely excluded the non-professional consumer the way they have distributed their products...but then i guess thats how they <try>...

Water/Moisture becomes STEAM - and blows out the solder causing leaks. its an old plumbers trick <when soldering copper water lines>....a WAD of WHITE BREAD stuff in the pipe will absorb the water and prevent steam long enough to get the solder formed. the bread dissolves when water hits it...

mine is USUALLY OFF at the breaker. I've got a ball valve at the tank so i can keep the tank pressurized w/out the line being pressurized or potentially leaking down over time. I dont have an auto drain but i DO drain the tank at least every month....i let the water off but dont necessarily...

agree ! STANK is STANK !