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Bet they can't give a simple yes or no.

Good point, If you did use foam you could allways run some empty 3/4 to 1 inch pvc in some of the areas you may want to add wire. I ran two of these from my basement to the attic when we built our home 10 yrs ago. They have come in handy as I have fished additional lines thru one now. Next job...

Use a paint for baths or kitchens, Lowes has a store brand labled "Kitchen and Bath" Good stuff, I have used it before. Nice gloss and cleans well without removing any paint while wiping like flats or semi-gloss can

Another option is the expanding foam that is sprayed directly in the stud bays, then shaved flush with the studs after it has fully expanded. I am sure it is a bit more than conventional insulation. Upside is it's fast and makes for a very well sealed structure. There may be a contractor in your...

Offer him 300 bucks that's about double what he's worth. If he refuses tell him to piss off. The verbal contract is worthless, he breached the agreement by not doing all the work he quoted.

Luke the wooden handle tool with the interchangable heads is a paint scraper for detailed moldings and woodwork. Used by lots of restorers of old homes and furniture

Never had any problems with repair or warrenty on any tools. I've returned tools for service to all of em. Mac Matco Snap-on, and Sears. Got more "attitude for the Sears clerck than anyone else. Asked " Did you use it for a hammer?" in a smartassed tone . To which I replied " does it look like a...

Most if not all of my sockets ar 6 point. You are correct they are the best choice for tough and rusty fasteners. Sometime you can use a smaller metric size on a s.a.e. nut that is damaged by hammering in on the fastener.I have a couple of cheap socket sets that I use just for jobs like that. I...

I have had both and like the 8 footers best. I have had the bulbs from the 2 lamp 4 footers fall out!. If you use 4 ft buy good fixtures not the cheap ones

I strongly suggest you get a gas contractor or your local gas supplier to run your line. This is for liability reasons. If you should happen to have a leak and a fire your home owners insurance will not cover the damage if they find you did the work. If you run the line yourself you need to...

Nice very nice. I like that style of lift. Cool looking setup ya got there Bill

That will work fine for you. Make sure to use a short length of flex hose between the compressor and the copper line.

What! Did you say Free Beer? or was that play three more.

Thanks guys I get all my oilsorbent from my Harley buddies, :lol_hitti not a band anymore that was when I was young and , well you know the rest. Now we have a mobile stage/sound/light co. Do mostly outdoor festivils and shows. We build our own mobile stages. :rocker: Bill

Hello to everyone. I have been checking this site out and love it, other people like me that would as soon be in the garage as anywhere else. I like messing with the British junk and others as well. Thats how I found this site thru a MG BBS. I am now working out of a basement garage but hope to...

Hi another NC junkie here. You will be better off adding more blown insulation rather than batting. Faster ,will cover better, and if you put batts over the blown in it will compress and loose over half or more of it;s R value. Plus you will have gaps in between the batts and you would need to...