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I like the idea. Go for it! but first you need to have a garage sale, or get a roll-off dumpster and fill it up. If its not making you money, or you havent used it in atleast 1yr, throw it in the dumpster! Some may disagree, but clutter drives me up the wall! Have fun with it.... Later!

Its a radiant barrier. I have it on my shop, and it makes a big difference in conjunction with my ridge vent. Very easy to install. It's a 6' wide roll, and just drapes over the purlins. Your tin goes directly on top of it, and holds it in place.

I would throw it in the scrap pile, open another one, and go work on something productive! :thumbup:

X2 on the Demon WP. Now..if I could only find a way to keep the armadillos from digging up my st. augustine....

$3500 sounds low to me. How high are the sides in the quote? I would get a few more bids....

I have used the sturctural foam type in friends shops before, and they work good. I have a small, roll around craftsman box that I use. Works great. Stuff still gets cluttered, it's just the nature of the job man. http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/category_6970_101+1542

if not, you should be able to use a fish tape.

This is the box we put in the slab of my new home. I have 3 floor outlets in my living room. Should work for you too. here is another shot, its the tall one in the back.... I am pretty sure these came from Lowe's.

They call it "milled asphalt" around here, and it's hard to get, and usually you will pay for it.

My driveway is 600' long. I used dirt as a bed, and built it up close 12" thick. Since time was on my side, I let it sit for over 6 months. When I got the money, I ordered 12 loads of crushed concrete on a Friday. The drivers tailboarded each load for me, and I spread it with my tractor &...

Yeah, but you do have a side window. :bitchslap

My FIL donated allot of dirt to me. He lives about 2 miles from me, and we dug out his pond, making it bigger, so I could have some nice red clay for a house pad, and to finish my driveway. I made 60 some-odd trips over there to get all the dirt in a borrowed 8 yard truck. When I got the...

I had allot of help in donated equipment too... I borrowed: Electric Scissor Lift Dozer Backhoe DumpTruck Cherry Picker Tractors Trailer JLG lift an Extra welding machine at times

My help when I raised my rafters. My cheerleaders had box seats for the event, but they didnt do a whole lot of chearing. My FIL was there every step of the way. Couldnt have done it without him. He was my motivator.

The strips are usually as long as the tin is wide (36" for my R-Panel.) So its takes one closure strip per piece of tin.

I bought all my components from Mueller. It looks like Mueller gets thier closures from Atlas. Check it out..... http://www.muellerinc.com/roofing/access.php http://www.atlasfasteners.com/closure.htm http://www.atlasfasteners.com/contacts.htm

There are 2 kinds of closure strips, inside & outside. One is meant to go on the top of the sheet where it mates to some kind of flashing, and the other goes underneath the sheet where it fastens to your purlin. Also, closure strips are meant to be laid down before you fasten the sheet down...

If you are having trouble, then by all means stick your head out the window and look back there. That is how I learned. Still do it too. The mirrors will confuse you as to which direction you are actually going.

Proverbs 21:9 (KJV) It is better to dwell in a corner of the housetop, than with a brawling woman in a wide house. I have been married to my best friend for 5 years, and we have been together for 9. She is better than I deserve, that is for sure. We have one on the way, and life is...

How do you like the Bad Boy? What model is it?