Good Morning! 61F @ 5:45AM. Sunny. High near 90F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph.
Buppies, I'd suggest holding a finger under your nose if you feel like you're going to sneeze, but that would probably hurt, too!
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Nothing's ever simple, is it Don? Especially when it comes to old houses and aging parents. You're a good son taking such good care of them! :thumbsup:
Yeah, Kyle, it's a lot of sanding. But the more I do the less there is to do. At least that's what I keep telling myself. I suspect the bodyman is about to take my sanding experience to a whole new level when he shows me how to "block a panel" this weekend. It's also becoming clear that each seam on the body must be resealel once it is primed, then primed again, and yes, sanded!
David S., we have a shop called Bearing, Belt & Chain here that's always been able to match whatever belt or pulley I wander in with. Same with, wait for it, bearings and chains, too. :laughing: Their main clientele are the farmers and ranchers in the valley, so they have a very large stockpile to draw from (time is money for most of those folks). And speaking of money, don't bother trying to use your VISA card. They do things the old fashioned way: cash only. But maybe there's a similar shop over there? In any case, if you solve the puzzle, please share the secret, as someday I'll have to replace my belts as well...
Nothing colder than a cold hearted woman. 'Nuff said.
Eric, try some Cold-Ez (zinc lozenges) to ward off a potential cold. Used them all the time when I was traveling by airplane, and had good luck with staying healthy while all around me were sick.
Went to use the microwave yesterday morning and the lower end of the door handle came loose. The plastic boss that holds it on had broken, so it's out in the shop full of Brownell's Acraglass Gel waiting on me to drill a new hole in it. If it's not one thing, it's another...
Get yer shootin' in early, Roy, before the honey do list gets pulled out of the drawer.
Swapped out the tip on the spray gun yesterday to something larger that is more appropriate for the van, then shot a test panel with the stratos blue color. Between the new tip and the translucent nature of the paint, I didn't get it on very evenly and that was alarmingly apparent on the first coat. The second coat helped, but the streaking is still apparent in the finished job. Really gonna have to be on my toes to avoid a mess, and it's making me nervous. Regardless, if you like blue, and I do, I don't know where you'd find a brighter blue than this one. If you remember the late '60s Cameros, this is one of the colors it came with. I was hoping for something a bit lighter, and the pearl isn't very obvious, either, so I may opt for a slightly different formulation that uses a finer metallic.
The feeder outside the bedroom door is empty and the hummers are chittering their displeasure, Wng. Better get my lazy butt up and fill them. :laughing:
