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I know this is an old thread. I just finished shooting some Delfleet. Having never used it before, I couldn't be happier. Flowed out great & basically looks like a factory paint job. Of course white is one of the easiest colors to spray. I'm no pro for certain. Only painted a few panels and...

So my work is generaly very slow during the winter time and I stumbled across this thread. Wow is an understatement! Amazing work and tenacity TW! Don't take this the wrong way but the first words that came to my head on how to describe the thread was, oh look, a squirrel! LOL Keep up the great...

Use a chain fall, cheaper and easier.

Ding ding ding we have a winner Johnny!

There's your problem, Get rid of the extension cord, I don't care what size or length it is. You're not getting enough voltage to the welder. Posted this before I finished reading the thread. Thought I had it for sure! LOL

My FIL has one for the last 4 years or so. Not sure which brand but it has worked fine with no problems.

Jeeps should be fun and easy jobs that turn quickly. The 'vette looks great! Can't wait to see the finished product

Not going to happen with a cherry picker. You'd be better off backing a pickup truck end to end with the tractor trailer, push/slide the lift into the pickup bed, then drive away.

We made some brackets to fit into the lift arm holes. It gives you a tray to put each wheel in. Works great!

we I cannot believe ANYONE even thinks of dealing with them as a customer any more. There have been so many news reports about them screwing customers over. I thought it was so common everyone knew by now.

I didn't realize it was ok to direct mount one of those. I always assumed they needed a certain distance form the ceiling.

$1.01/gallon at cost where I work. I fill my 100lb tanks at work and bring them home. I only use it for hot water, stove, and a vent free heater. A tank last us about 3 weeks roughly and I fill them with tax for $26.**

The issue I see is flammability....

I would highly recommend getting some estimates from a local spray foam expert first. When you realize how many kits you'll need to do your shop, then how easy it is to mess it up the first few times so you'll have to buy extra kits, you'll see it is usually cheaper to have an expert do it.

Ummmm, nope not according to the sticker.The Kobalt actually has even more at 40psi so your facts are incorrect. I would agree tonstill chose the IR but for quality, not scfm....

Basically yes. More air crammed into the same space. I would go for the Ingersol personally, but dont think either one is bad. Technically the Kobalt moves more air, probably just turning the compressor faster to do it though.

You made the right call! Every single project that has rust, has more than first thought. Doesnt mean it can't be fixed, but usually motivation is lost and then the project stalls. Congrats and enjoy! Oh and kudo's to Timewarp for helping out!

For temporary heat, like you need. A few hours here, then not heat, then a few hours days later there is only one choice. Forced hot air. Either propane, natural gas, or fuel oil. I also live in CNY and use a fuel oil furnace in my garage. It's actually 65° right now as I sit out here pondering...

Should we start going with plain PEX then? :D

Your best bang for the buck will be find a tech that changing careers or retiring and buy his whole tool box and tools. Will cost more than most want to spend right away but will be the best deal. In my area you cannot generate find these for 3-9k depending on the size of the box and quantity of...