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nadogail
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Having lived on Oahu, I learned about Fluid Film.
xtremek
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With an intro like that, how can you not follow along. I'm in.
Stuart in MN
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Vapor Phase Corrosion Inhibitor (VpCI) technology, available from https://www.bull-frog.com among other sources.
Oh, and nice work on the organizer trays.
Oh, and nice work on the organizer trays.
OP
That's exactly what I plan on using...
Rorin67
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Nicely done - awaiting the "to be continued..."!
y'sguy
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What? Just surf.
Pluribus
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Wait, I thought the war was over! Heard they'd already paved it and put up a parking lot.
Jim_No_Garage
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Paradise?
"Well, I'm sorry my son, but you're too late in asking Mister Peabody's coal train has hauled it away"
I wait for the next episode . . .
Cheers
Jim
"Well, I'm sorry my son, but you're too late in asking Mister Peabody's coal train has hauled it away"
I wait for the next episode . . .
Cheers
Jim
428PI
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I was astonished to find out there's a dragstrip on Kauai. We visited but were too early in the day. Who runs there? Mostly retired servicemen? Interesting.
OP
We need a lizard guy.
I scanned them with my scanner and then traced them illustrator. From there, I just dropped them into v-carve.
It’s an amazing little track. Twenty years ago, my brother and I hopped a fence, crossed a military road, and found the strip in its unrestored state… One of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen… just an old wwii era air strip with a single grand stand and a tiny tower.
These days, it’s restored (still gorgeous) and people run it quite a bit… I’d guess their average car count is aound 50 or so? Just locals and old white guys…
jkeyser14
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I'll be on the island shortly myself. Beautiful place, I can't wait to return. This should be fun to follow, there's a plethora of issues trying to get any construction done on Kauai.
When I was there you did not mess with the lizards (gecko), they eat the bugs.
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OP
That’s still the case, but damn those lizard turds…
kidcampbell71
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Cosmoline. Traditional & likely in bulk in Hawaii. Have fun !!
Tman
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Pretty slick work on that tool storage!
Krash Kadillak
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South shore of Kauai....... Probably the wife and I's favorite vacation spot. We were there in '85 and '87......... Stayed in '85 at the Plantation Condos.
Back then there was this little shack restaurant in Koloa town, called the Koloa Broiler. It was there back in the late 50's when my B-I-L was in the Navy. Open-air, with the geckos, etc.....and.....cats. You got to cook your own steaks over a charcoal grill. Delicious. Unfortunately I think some development made it close.......
Back then there was this little shack restaurant in Koloa town, called the Koloa Broiler. It was there back in the late 50's when my B-I-L was in the Navy. Open-air, with the geckos, etc.....and.....cats. You got to cook your own steaks over a charcoal grill. Delicious. Unfortunately I think some development made it close.......
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that was great Ryan - hope your tool storage works as well as it looks
Bronson
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Very cool, can't wait to see where this goes.
Those remind me of my parents 16mm films from Hawaii when they used to go there in the 50's, on a prop plane.
Those remind me of my parents 16mm films from Hawaii when they used to go there in the 50's, on a prop plane.
kingstrider
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Wow this is going to be fun. And I thought I had it bad in northeast Florida!
OP
The before shot of the Atomic Pacific Outpost:
xtremek
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HOLY COW!!! Is the garden really that thick?
OP
I gotta metric **** ton of bananas and mangos…. It’s insane how quickly this stuff grows.
sublime68charger
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looking forward to the after pic of the APO
So glad to be back at Garage Journal!
We have been living on a 44' catamaran in the Caribbean and battling corossion daily. My secret is to pack tools in an airtight Pelican case or a knockoff from Harbor Freight. I give the tools a regular soaking in T-9 Boeshield.
I'm happy to report that even my grandfather's spud wrench from the 1950's has zero rust after a year.
We have been living on a 44' catamaran in the Caribbean and battling corossion daily. My secret is to pack tools in an airtight Pelican case or a knockoff from Harbor Freight. I give the tools a regular soaking in T-9 Boeshield.
I'm happy to report that even my grandfather's spud wrench from the 1950's has zero rust after a year.
nadogail
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Living on a Tropical Island or a Catamaran is a reality many of us have no conception of.
Looks like you are handling your reality very well.
Looks like you are handling your reality very well.
OP
I've never sailed in my life... I really, really want to though...
PugetDude
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In for the "to be continued"...