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Have water delivered for a few days or a week and give the well a brief vacation. When you start using it again see if it still acting up or not. This will help you tell if it is the pump or the well. If giving the well a break helps, you most likely have well "recharging" problems and not...

SMKS -- Do you actually own one? I bought one several years ago . . . I was very disappointed in the way it was put together (I ended up changing some screws/bolts to keep the top on). The unit itself has been okay (it has worked but has not seen hard use) but the clamps are undersized (really...

One bump before I give up and trash it. j

So I have my dads old floor jack (probably bought in the 1980's maybe the early 90's). It hasn't been used in years and doesn't work now. Barely pumps up at all and won't support any weight. Also seems to be leaking. I am trying to find out what it is and if it worth fixing. I hate junking...

Add me to the list if anyone makes a "kit for these (depending on price). I have been wanting a brake but have been putting off making one and haven't been happy with the prices I have seen for buying one (yeah, I'm cheap). j

Since a friend started me using Guard Dog brand I haven't used anything else unless I had too. I'm sure there are other good brands out there but I know these have been good to me (Ace Hardware here has them). Not sure I've had one break, rarely do the heads strip out (usually user error)...

If you were a bit closer and the price a bit lower I would be interested. I think that top box matches the one my dad used to have and would be nice to have a similar one. j

Uuuum. The sticker on it says "Vacuum Cleaner". If it is too big for your uses find a local woodworker. I am sure they would buy it. Sad the things people throw away. j

Find a truss builder in your area, they can make anything you can afford. j

I'm working on something similar. Won't have any pics for a couple of weeks though. I like the way yours turned out, it gives me hope for my project. Nice mottling. I'm curious if yours will continue to change as it cures. j

So I have 4 anchor pots and a floor drain. None are quite level with the floor so I want to chamfer them to make them look better (and maybe minimizing chipping later). New concrete, 30 days old, cured under plastic with tons of water. I plan to DIY copper stain. I was going to chamfer...

If you have a college close by see if you can talk to a chemist or environmental biology professor. Depending on how busy they are they may be able to do some rudimentary analysis or at least give you some informed guidance. It is probably something silly, but good to be sure. j

Legacy -- I do appreciate you being upfront, just looking for as many opinions as I can get. j

dcs -- Yeah I think about all the stuff I have helped pour over the years and some of it got watered but that was about it. I guess the big difference is I am paying for this and want to make sure it lasts as long as I do. Good to know about the plastic leaving lines. I don't think that will...

I understand curing. Not sure I can get sprinkler coverage for 1600 sq ft. I figure I can mist it with a hose 2-3 times a day but that is about the best I could do. I figured I would do that as well as a curing agent so the curing agent would help between waterings. I'm not trying to get a...

Pardon me if I am laboring the point I just want to understand this so I don't make any foolish mistakes on the new slab. I appreciate you replying and helping me. WR meadows sells something that sounds like a densifier yet can be put on the new slab as a curing agent (I would water as well...

So let me know if I have this right . . . New slab use CS-309 for curing (maybe water a bit as well). A week or so later coat with a densifying product (I think Liqui-hard if you stay in the same product line as CS-309 for compatibility). No grinding etching, etc if done on new slab, right...

New floor being poured in the next week. The mason swears by CS-309 (2 coats -- one after a few hours, second 12 hours later) for curing and as a sealer. Does anyone here have experience with this product? If so would you care to give your opinions? I noticed the same company has a sealer to...

Why Ondura and not tin? I thought I read somewhere a few years ago that Ondura was sold as something else with a "lifetime" warranty and after some years the company closed down. A few years later a "new" company opened up selling practically the same thing. Not sure if it is true. The...

So any thoughts on these a year or so later by the guys who bought them? Updates? thanks, j