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I'm removing my recommendation for Steve Johnson. The RV pad is spalling quite a bit. Indication that it was not worked quickly enough and excessive water was used to finish the surface as the concrete got stiff.

Vietnam memorial is impressive as well. Black granite descending into the ground while all the rest are white marble going up.

if you like history, colonial Williamsburg

Looking to re-do our master bath. I have considered doing it myself and rejected the idea. What I want done: Demo and replace tub, separate shower, floor tile, tub and shower fixtures. Frameless glass panel shower enclosure We(she) have selected the tile. Current toilet, vanity, and granite...

appropriate user name for this issue :) and yep, it's just the first line and not early onset dementia

running on Windows 7 home premium, chrome Version 56.0.2924.87 (64-bit). Probably a forum server software issue.

I have a paid subscription as well (for other platforms).

I'm running Linux on the garage computer and use the cmd line app "Pianobar" to get pandora for free with no ads.

I'd embrace silence before I go back to playlists (someone else's) and commercials.

Lets not forget a wired internet connection, cheapo computer, old stereo, and garage sale speakers for streaming audio.

After seeing all the unfinished block and unfinished drywall, I'd say the first thing is to paint it all bright white to maximize visibility. It will definitely help make the most of your shop lights. I have a commercial airless sprayer to help in that department. I can't say enough good...

http://www.clcboats.com/shop/boats/recreational-vehicles/clc-teardrop-trailer.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ref_JnT8QVY

My first welder was a Lincoln 180A home depot version from a guy on craigslist for $300. Box was still sealed ("his ex bought it for him and he couldn't stand to keep anything associated with her"). I didn't submit the warranty card :rolleyes:

Phosphoric acid (available at Home Depot by the gallon in the paint dept.) is the prime ingredient in most rust converters (sometimes plus a vinyl sealer). Converts Iron oxide to Iron Phosphate which is much more stable. Sand a bit to smooth it out then paint.