Ha! The wife forgot to clean the litter boxes. And the garbage has already been picked up. I have been keeping the two busy doing the little jobs I do every day. Lol
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Mornin...Well, it’s been a f’d up Friday so far. Came out to make coffee and stepped in dog ****. Heel hit it and foot slid forward. Pulled my calf and went into a cramp. Of course I then need to walk off the cramp and tracked it around. At least it was my heal and not my toes...
I’m fine. I did get one of my huge wood chip piles done yesterday, so legs are a little more ‘fatigued ‘ than usual. Probably why the cramp happened. I can deal with the one in calf’s. When I get them in thighs, that hurts.
Wife sometimes gives Holley plain yogurt at night. I think it was something the vet told her. Probably loosened her up and couldn’t wait. She doesn’t have many accidents...
do you have your own mulcher or did you just order the pile of wood chip?I’m fine. I did get one of my huge wood chip piles done yesterday, so legs are a little more ‘fatigued ‘ than usual. Probably why the cramp happened. I can deal with the one in calf’s. When I get them in thighs, that hurts.
Wife sometimes gives Holley plain yogurt at night. I think it was something the vet told her. Probably loosened her up and couldn’t wait. She doesn’t have many accidents...
A question for the brain trust here.
Gas filler tube is suppose to be natural steel color. Someone touched it up with a little here and there paint, which I might add matched the stainless vent tube fairly well.
Thinking of hitting the paint with the a light hit on the bead blaster and see what it looks like.
Afraid steel wool will take to long and shine it up...don't want that.
Open for suggestions
Gas filler tube is suppose to be natural steel color. Someone touched it up with a little here and there paint, which I might add matched the stainless vent tube fairly well.
Thinking of hitting the paint with the a light hit on the bead blaster and see what it looks like.
Afraid steel wool will take to long and shine it up...don't want that.
Open for suggestions
I've had an E-Z pass for years...the only way to go!!
I do have a 10hp chipper. But these are from a few week ago a tree company took down a few in neighbors yard.
I wasn't using the highways enough for the hassle (and my usual paranoia about tracking devices...)
The last hurdle for me was whether I could move the trasnponder between vehicles and take off completely when not in use.
The answer to the first is yes and the second is yes although they don't endorse using suction cups or holding out the window when you drive through the toll booths. LOL
Ummm, thought you found a clean old one..
Not recognizing the CC. 
Now I'm on hold waiting for TD Card services. 
Alright finally got throughbefore finishing my reply below. Apparently the idiots at TD didn't actually activate the card when I called it in.
Now I get to start over.
The galvanizing looks a little like electroplate but is smooth. I don't think I'd want to hit it with any media that isn't super soft.
Now I'm on hold waiting for TD Card services. Alright finally got throughbefore finishing my reply below. Apparently the idiots at TD didn't actually activate the card when I called it in.
Now I get to start over.
Prob most important thing is the surface is smooth. If the touchups are proud of the surface, then it might be worth removing them.
The galvanizing looks a little like electroplate but is smooth. I don't think I'd want to hit it with any media that isn't super soft.
ok mine looks like yours so guess it can have a little patina look to it. I mean its semi-hidden in the trunk, and it is 52 years old.Not recognizing the CC.
Alright finally got throughbefore finishing my reply below. Apparently the idiots at TD didn't actually activate the card when I called it in.
Now I get to start over.
Prob most important thing is the surface is smooth. If the touchups are proud of the surface, then it might be worth removing them.
The galvanizing looks a little like electroplate but is smooth. I don't think I'd want to hit it with any media that isn't super soft.
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It has no rust, but you know me. Plus some of this stuff I don't know until I ask those that do.Ummm, thought you found a clean old one..
The more I look at the picture, the more I'm convinced its got that glavinized pattern on it.
I *think* hot dipped is always a rough textured surface but there may be finishing processes that result in smooth surface???
Love those original trunks. So down to business! LOLNot recognizing the CC.
Alright finally got throughbefore finishing my reply below. Apparently the idiots at TD didn't actually activate the card when I called it in.
Now I get to start over.
Prob most important thing is the surface is smooth. If the touchups are proud of the surface, then it might be worth removing them.
The galvanizing looks a little like electroplate but is smooth. I don't think I'd want to hit it with any media that isn't super soft.
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If it doesn't look bad, use as-is. IfIt has no rust, but you know me. Plus some of this stuff I don't know until I ask those that do.
touchups are
spotty, maybe blend them with fine steel wool. Just keep it light so you don't scratch into it and shine it. Or, use lacquer thinner and remove the touch-ups to see what you really have. Or use a rag dampened with thinner to blend touchups instead of steel wool -no chance of scratching.
I just woke up to let the dog out...
Now back to sleep....
Now back to sleep....
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It's Fiat Friday!
I was wondering who let the dogs out.
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