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Mine can be jerky but nothing compared to me, so I'm happy.

EGO for the win, fifth year still great, string trimmer 6 years, still good too.

Trying to help a friend identify a transmission jack he has used for years for ordering a seal kit. This looks very old so I'm hoping GJ will have a brand name to start the search.

I've used them on a few of my houses, once they get past about 10-12 years they show considerable loss of granules. I will not use them again.

I have used my Cutech quite a bit and very happy with the performance.

Forklift traffic is what brought out the shine, it was new trucking terminals, they only get better with time. I guess buffing would do the same, I never topcoat.

I've installed hundreds of gallon of that stuff, sorry but you are not going to get it off.

35k on this one, 55k on my 99 1100, and 90k on my 03 1200. So about 180k on the three of them. Great bikes.

Looks like a ships gally, maximum use of space.

I had this happen to one Ego battery two years ago, replaced and no issues with new battery. I guess they simply go bad, not sure if you can repair.

JoMax is the product to use. if mixed properly and used within the time limits it works better than anything for mold and mildew. I have not used it to remove pine sap, that might require something else on second wash.

I would keep it wet and covered.

Tag it as junk for the next guy.

Bonding agent and let it rip, smooth cut needs rebar, any profile will help mechanical bond.

Ergonomics rule for me, take her and let her hold it for a while.

Multitool works great.

Rock salt will create a void once the water dissolves the salt, no freezing required. The Japanese would add it to the paint and once dried and slightly scraped, the salt would then dissolve creating little craters with sharp traction points.

Salt as mentioned might be your best bet, it was used for centuries for non slip.

If you catch it green you can steel brush it (stainless) and put some wear marks. Once set up it usually show tool marks. How intricate is the piece?