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AV- Put about 5 coats od cheap concrete sealer on them.
Cliff Ross

Hi- welding material suppliers can sell circles of many diameters. Squares, too. Ask King Architectural Metals for help or maybe a closer supplier. They are in Dallas, Baltimore, and LA.

Hi y'all- just where on Bullseye's site would we find the order catalog button? Thanks in advance, Cliff Ross

HEY SPARKY !!!-- install a ground wire.

Just gorgeous!!! The double color outline sharpens attention to the center.
Nice going!

Hey Bert- - - Drive to Corning in about 7 1/2 to 8 hrs from your house. It took me 8 hrs flat to your place from Philly at Thanksgiving for the ' cleanup'. Cliff

Hey Rand y - - - - are you Starsky or Hutch?
Nice wheels,man.

Just watch for those pesky gas fumes. Rebuilt two garages so far for guys who used gas for cleaners.

I've got that one because I lay brick, and occasionally cut a piece of pottery or glass. Get a better blade for glass. HF only sells el cheapo blades. The saw is plenty strong for what it normally sells for. See if you can get it on sale, or online at the HF auction site. good luck, Cliff

Now thats a sweet lookin' job!!!

Hey- nice picture show. Do you have to pay extra for the vacuum work? Did you use the same hanger arrangement to hold up the element support tubes?

Cast your butt in glass and tell the panel to kiss it! :badgrin:

And is Brad the local distributor?

Stained Glass Finishing Wax is mostly carnauba. It buffs glass and metal very nicely. Not for blasted finishes, though. Probably any car wax should work as a protective coating. Good luck

14 guage wire is rated for 15 amps maximum. It will probably carry 20 and get warm. You really should have used 12 guage minimum. See if the cable is warm to the touch( and I mean WARM! ). That would be a good indicator that you need a larger wire.

Ann- the powder paint system is the real deal and works very well. The ring bender will help get nice rounds of anything small enough to bend. Both items are well worth the money. Happy shopping!!!

Your link won't work for me

And it was ONLY 63 degrees in Myrtle Beach today.
ME Kim- insulate and get a propane heater of some kind.

everything that was blown in the class I attended was sat at anneal temp for a couple hours before slow overnight cooldown to room temp. I wouldn't think anybody would rush a cooldown with blown items that you put so much labor and sweat into.

Hit the hard spot with light sandpaper. Then wash should stick. Use the pat-on method if it still doesn't want to stick on the spot. Real common with poured molds.