Worcester/Boston Social Thread
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if you paint them, use the rustoleum commercial enamel. i used it on my winter rims and after two years of salt, whacking curbs and other winter debauchery, there are minimal chips on them. the key is to sandblast the crap out of them first and then clean them really well.
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eric i might be around fri, give my cell a ring. i know im busy in the morning but afternoon and **** i think im free.
o yea, not working today... is glorious
you can take care of it by me tonite...you can use the compressor, if you need... it may be best if you can meet me as soon as i get home from work. I'll talk to Kate after lunch and let you know but I don't anticipate any problems.
I just will be in-and-out of the house preparing some the food for thanksgiving
I just will be in-and-out of the house preparing some the food for thanksgiving
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yea im going to wait. im thinking next summer if i still like the idea i'll take the tires off, sandblast them and paint em. haha no. maybe if you annoy me enough i'll give in hahaha.
i will definitely be employing you to help me sandblast. whats the charge again? a bottle of scotch? haha
i will definitely be employing you to help me sandblast. whats the charge again? a bottle of scotch? haha
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I don't know if 17's will fit in the blasting cabinet, but I already have a sandpit on the side of the house where I think the kids had a sandbox or something. I think with a few bags of sand from home depot and the $15 sandblaster from Home Depot we could GIT R DONE!
