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Painter friend gave me a great tip for working with wipe on polyurethane, instead of using those horrible sponges that streak like crazy. Go out and buy some sacrificial paint roller covers. Dunk the roller in the WOP, dab the surface in multiple places you want a glossy finish on, then pull...

Strategically placed in front of my rolling battery charger, for functionality no less! LOL

Never got to add my workbench and cabinet builds from this past summer here is the outcome. Only problem i have with it is i made the bench too darn nice, so i had to cover them. Found some maple bowling alley approach and used it for the tops. Now its to nice to hammer on lol oh well. i can...

Gotta admit that is an awesome snag, for a big *** buffer or grinder. Look killer all painted up gray!

Mine is 37 inches, but i should have made it taller so i can put an icon box underneath the damn thing lol.

Honestly, i have a had a ton of hydraulic cylinder stools, while they are great they will all eventually fail. I opted for a screw style medical stool and have been very happy with that for multiple years now for most sitting and work around the shop. For wheel and tire work i found one of these...

Honestly, i bought the harbor freight knock off of the snap on eagle talon pliers, i have used those one hell of a lot already. Pretty damn good pliers!

Keep it simple buy a big enough wrench roll and then hang the roll!

I tried the melt brand thing as well it work fine, but make sure you get large enough letters it doesnt bleed together. Keep it simple intials or something to that effect. Only other clean way is a lazer etcher i imagine.

I dont know about you all's store but the two close to me have also been out of the magnetic hooks for a while now.

LOL that is somehow awesome, the Ghetto Blaster of leaf blowers bahahahaha, its a brick just like the cellular telephones were haahha

Chance for free stuff yeah buddy!

Just circling back on this topic as i got something done on project recently. So to begin with i found the most effective way to attack these crusty cabinet inside and out was to pressure wash, then use hook and loop Brillo pads on my trusty HF 5in random orbital sander and CLR. I had the CLR in...

Good Eye, thanks btw i will get her painted eventually!

All, Just looking for some advice on how best to clean and attack these Napa Echlin cabinets, i scored locally. I am shooting for that rat rod clear coat, save the patina approach before i hang them. They are pretty crusty here is my plan of attack let me know if there is something i am missing...

Id buy i spend enough time here lol

wife's right carpet tape has served me well recently in the shop!

https://a.co/d/ggDwAfe Anyone purchased one these at this point? Curious if anyone has had success with this or something like it. Probably going to use one to clean up a DP upright.

Its gotta be cheaper to have a local auto body paint store match and spray it that way. Maybe not but always an option.

I got one little chainsaw off amazon for less than 100 bucks, that i use to cut limbs so they fit in the can. Love that mini chainsaw and get yourself some power pruner too saves a ton time and effort https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0947XLWFW?tag=atomicindus08-20...