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Damn drunk! :cheer:
ya noticed :cheer: :cheer:
I can’t believe you would use an etch! :blush:
Ah hell who am I kidding, I use em every day!
ya i thought about poxying it but …….well the guys on the 101 needed ta know how ta do this
If you have an etch you need to see a doctor and quit scratching it.
funney :lol1 :lol1 :lol1 thanks jc
:blink: :huh: Cant believe you are etching that metal instead of simply applying 1 coat of epoxy and then going on and putting on your G2 in about an hour ole buddy.. While I know you guys use etch and you will make it work, I dont understand why you dont use the best product available.. Especially on an old classic :pcorn:
what im using is considerd the best product in my system 8827 vinyl wash primer 😉 even got it on the ol ford i drive
Bringing this thread back from the dead but is wood stove for some sort of fancy bake cycle 😛
[b]C_REX wrote:[/b]
[quote]Bringing this thread back from the dead but is wood stove for some sort of fancyt bake cycle :P[/quote] that wood stove is cool!!!!!!![b]HCC/WCC wrote:[/b]
[quote][b]C_REX wrote:[/b]
[quote]Bringing this thread back from the dead but is wood stove for some sort of fancyt bake cycle :P[/quote] that wood stove is cool!!!!!!![/quote]
beleive it or not yes actually works pretty good also heats the shop real nice to take me about 3 cord of firewood a yr 😉right on, nothin wrong with that, few cords of wood is alot cheaper than some of the gas bills guys are paying for their bake cycle 😉
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