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John Lee can't shoot.
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agree'd. 50 bucks for pmags pssh.
that is actually true
Anyone airsoft? I am totally hooked with my boys. We play 2-3 times a month at a local warehouse that has been converted to an arena. Good fun. Plus, you get to play with guns (sort of)
Batten down the hatches Upstate. We've had a couple twisters touch down in N. Atlanta.
http://hint.fm/wind/
http://hint.fm/wind/
Yeah looks like its going to be a long wet shift.
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We have had a ton of rain in the Seneca area.
Hammer just fell here in greenville! Raining so hard that it is gushing out of the drain pipes in the plant!
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Time to seal up the logs on the log home. Argh...
eventhough said:
I think you're a little late on that
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Yup. Does Lowes carry any of the special log home caulk?
eventhough said:
I didn't see any specifically for cabins...your best bet is to call someone like south land log homes and ask what they recommend and if they sell it...I would look into an air compressed caulk gun other wise your arm is gonna be tired...lol... I'm sure YouTube has a lot of ideas and tips on how to do this job also.
Steve,
On our log home, we used "Permachink," which proved to be excellent. The trick was to clean out any loose chinking, make sure any mold/mildew was cleaned off, mask the edges of the logs, use a generous amount, and smooth it in with a plastic puty knife slightly wider than the gap. I bought a case of the stuff (which was expensive 15 years ago), but found that it really did the trick as it was flexible but substantial.
On our log home, we used "Permachink," which proved to be excellent. The trick was to clean out any loose chinking, make sure any mold/mildew was cleaned off, mask the edges of the logs, use a generous amount, and smooth it in with a plastic puty knife slightly wider than the gap. I bought a case of the stuff (which was expensive 15 years ago), but found that it really did the trick as it was flexible but substantial.
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Thanks David. Some Internet sleuthing brought up that name. I'll see if I can get ahold of some.
so i just realized that i sent a truck to bmw with the wrong paperwork. Dang it all to hell!
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Part of what I was up to today.
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Very cool. Need to put a roll up glass door in there so you can drive vehicles in the front.
Or at lest be able to park (display) one of your trucks on the sidewalk in front.
Is there any shop space to instal racks and stuff or are you going to have to send them to Trollhole for that?
Is there any shop space to instal racks and stuff or are you going to have to send them to Trollhole for that?
I think (correct me if wrong Steve) that he wanted to be an outfitter, not a garage.
Nice spot!
Nice spot!
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This location is for retail sales and online sales processing. I send a good many customers to Trollhole but for local installs there is a garage immediately beside my new location that is one of the few places I let touch my vehicles. They will be doing my local installs for the time being. It is all about controlled expansion...
