Jolly Green Giant...2015 F-350 KR DRW
#9481
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Great Falls, Montana
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Howdy my Friends.........
29°F due to increase to 58°F.....
Staring on the south side of the house today...... The warm side
Photos tonight. !!
29°F due to increase to 58°F.....
Staring on the south side of the house today...... The warm side
Photos tonight. !!
#9483
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Thanks.....
There are times it takes a big kick in the butt to get me going. But, once I get started, I enjoy the work. Really feels good to see the results
Almost 40°F....... time to get my butt in gear....
There are times it takes a big kick in the butt to get me going. But, once I get started, I enjoy the work. Really feels good to see the results
Almost 40°F....... time to get my butt in gear....
#9485
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Me Too........
I got tied up with computer problems at church..... then pick up the kid at school..... chicken duties..... cook dinner......
Well, ya get the idea...... My day ended being eaten up with everything except what I really wanted to do.........
We'll see how tomorrow turns out. My good weather isn't going to last long......
I got tied up with computer problems at church..... then pick up the kid at school..... chicken duties..... cook dinner......
Well, ya get the idea...... My day ended being eaten up with everything except what I really wanted to do.........
We'll see how tomorrow turns out. My good weather isn't going to last long......
#9486
Me Too........
I got tied up with computer problems at church..... then pick up the kid at school..... chicken duties..... cook dinner......
Well, ya get the idea...... My day ended being eaten up with everything except what I really wanted to do.........
We'll see how tomorrow turns out. My good weather isn't going to last long......
I got tied up with computer problems at church..... then pick up the kid at school..... chicken duties..... cook dinner......
Well, ya get the idea...... My day ended being eaten up with everything except what I really wanted to do.........
We'll see how tomorrow turns out. My good weather isn't going to last long......
Anyhoo, house is looking great! No pressure on the pics!
#9487
Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: Somewhere south of Denver
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I replaced most of the exterior lights on my toy hauler last year. I missed a few and skipped a couple others because I didn't have any orange ones. My decals are looking quite faded. I thought about pulling them off but then I thought the trailer would look very plan in just white. Something needs to be done but it's an aesthetic issue not a functional issue so I'm in no hurry. Hearing that it was not an easy job may tip me towards not worrying about it at all. I'm too cheap to pay someone to do it.
#9488
I was involved in stripping decals off a couple hundred trucks that were bought out of bankruptcy. we found that the best,most efficient, fastest method was a high pressure power washer with a real tight focus nozzle. It will lift paint if it it isn't in good shape
#9489
I've successfully removed cracked decals with just a heat gun just to soften the adhesive. the problem with removing, and not replacing on a gelcoat fiberglass or aluminum sided RV is the area where the decal used to be is fresh, and really stands out like a sore thumb. I suspect that a full body paint RV wouldnt be a problem, but then again they typically dont have decals to begin with.
#9490
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If they came off as easy as the 4X4 sticker on the bed of the truck did then I would be all over it. With my luck, a pressure washer nozzle strong enough to take off the decal would take off the gel coat too.
#9491
I replaced most of the exterior lights on my toy hauler last year. I missed a few and skipped a couple others because I didn't have any orange ones. My decals are looking quite faded. I thought about pulling them off but then I thought the trailer would look very plan in just white. Something needs to be done but it's an aesthetic issue not a functional issue so I'm in no hurry. Hearing that it was not an easy job may tip me towards not worrying about it at all. I'm too cheap to pay someone to do it.
I've successfully removed cracked decals with just a heat gun just to soften the adhesive. the problem with removing, and not replacing on a gelcoat fiberglass or aluminum sided RV is the area where the decal used to be is fresh, and really stands out like a sore thumb. I suspect that a full body paint RV wouldnt be a problem, but then again they typically dont have decals to begin with.
#9492
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#9495
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Good morning Monty...... I would love some of that oak that you are cutting up for firewood.....
This morning is a pretty day and a great work weather day...... Looking forward to accomplishing some work on the house.
This morning is a pretty day and a great work weather day...... Looking forward to accomplishing some work on the house.