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If it is latex paint isopropyl alcohol will cut it, but get 91%, not 50%. Be sure to test any solvent in an inconspicous place first.

The tag should be on the lower left viewing from the back (motor side). Yours apperas to be missing. Look for two rivets or their holes in that area. Most of those saws are very similar. I would think some measurements of the top would verify if it would fit.

I have this: No batteries to give out and easy to operate. Kaba 7100 series. Will mount in standard deadbolt hole, but you have to drill a smaller hole above for the top mounting plate.

PCM charing system theory of operation Looks like the set point can be between 12.5-16V http://www.napaechlin.com/Ford-PCM+Controlled+Charging+System/Content.aspx

Look at AZEK if you are considering PVC. You do not want to paint PVC a dark color, it will get too hot. You can wipe the cut/routed edges with acetone to help seal them after cutting.

Have a look at this: http://www.rockler.com/how-to/blades-for-radial-arm-saws-and-compound-miter-saws/ And this: http://www.rockler.com/how-to/blades-101/

The ceiling insulation here (NC) must be R38. I suspect that is why they are telling you the R19 is for walls. Here we use R19 in floors and R13 in walls. If it is not to be not inspected, it will not matter, but the ceiling insulation is the most important and I would suggest that if you...

It is best to err on the side of too soft. http://www.oldhousejournal.com/magazine/1484

I recently saw an episodeof this old house where they raised sunken slab by injecting polyurethane foam under it.

Look at podium ladders.

Try adding white vinegar to the wash. It is cheap at the club warehouses. I know it will take the smell off your hands, not sure about laundry.

Boracare -if the wood will remain dry once treated.

Why not let the concrete slab serve as the floor? Also, a true lean-to usually uses the wall of the existing building as one side. You would attatch ledger to the house to support the rafters. Be sure to properly flash the joint between the siding on the house and new roof. This should save...

This is a possible source for gaskets: http://store.antiqueappliances.com/Door-Gaskets_c_8.html

Anchor and nails in both cases should be hot dipped galvanized. Do not confuse with electrogalvanized, which has a thiner coating.

You can buy KDAT (kiln dried after treatment) pressure treated. You may have to hunt for it at a real lumber yard instead of a big box. Yellawood is one name brand. Also, if you use PT, remember that all fastners that enter the lumber must be hot dipped galvanized, ceramic coated, or...

One other light distribution to consider for others thinking of using an old PC in the garage is Slitaz: http://www.slitaz.org/en/

Look at a product called "surewall" it is a surface bonding cement with fiberglass fibers. It is white, but you can paint it or tint it when you mix it. You could also parge it with mortar mix if you want it smooth.

I know a guy who details cars and uses one of these in his shop: Portable and all you need is a hot and cold faucet.

I have had good luck with it. It still helps to sand remove any loose rust or paint.