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Darn. I can't "unsee" that Texas plate. So that's my next project - a Colorado plate.
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Not if I beat you to it.
Darn. I can't "unsee" that Texas plate. So that's my next project - a Colorado plate.
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Love the site but 7 letters gets pricy in Tx.View attachment 104690
yup, not that creative (also, I have posted this before (making it even less creative)) but it is still available.
Kicking myself for not getting my new Bud Built skids powder coated from Bud. Rattle can bed liner doesn't work real well when it is 1 degree.
Yes, rotating 3 cans through a bucket of hot water. The parts were indoor temperature, and the sun was out, so it's not too bad. Letting them cure indoors, also.I know this will not help with the ambient temp while drying, but have you tried throwing the rattle cans into a bucket of hot water and let them warm up before you spray, and once it starts loosing pressure from the cold dunk it back in for a bit? Keeping it warm will keep the pressure up and make the best of painting your skids in Antarctica.
Love the site but 7 letters gets pricy in Tx.
Trying to top my old Taco's plate w/ the black star/5 digit plate 4x4xFUN
I finally got my wife to drive off-road. I wanted to get a photo as she took it across a small dip. She kept control and I was a passenger the next two hours. High price to pay for one photo.
I finally got my wife to drive off-road. I wanted to get a photo as she took it across a small dip. She kept control and I was a passenger the next two hours. High price to pay for one photo.
I finally got my wife to drive off-road. I wanted to get a photo as she took it across a small dip. She kept control and I was a passenger the next two hours. High price to pay for one photo.