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Sherwin-Williams latest direct to metal primer. Find your local S-W automotive paint store.

I usually order a kit from places like VG. If I have to I just scale up from an internet pic. As long as you're close no-one will ever know.

Solar sounds good but... I think I'd rather have the single wire than trying to package solar panels, storage batteries, controller etc...

NWTC in Wisconsin offers online courses, but beware. If the employee is not dedicated and willing to set aside time everyday for coursework it will be a waste of money. Online courses are normally accelerated too, which means they will have to knock out a semesters work in eight weeks...

Rep dropped off an 1100' roll of 4mil poly tubing yesterday. So I practiced. Until the wife said to stop bagging every frickin' thing on her desk. No sense of humor some days.

I bid jobs like that then turn them over to a very large shop I work with. I let them deal with getting permits, crane licensing, inspections, having certified help etc... It may be a strange relationship for some, but it works. They can install anything, anywhere up to 140' crane reach.

I cut riders whatever way maximizes yield from drops.

Maybe to water their little green plants that they smoked causing them to mistake your shop for the garden center.

1 to 3 inches of snow today and tomorrow.

I spray all perf with S-W Kut-In clear. Works a treat.

Sometimes Papyrus + Papycheck.

Dirt track cars around here are slab sided affairs. Every panel is flat. Get out your tape measure for a couple quick dims and go to town.

99% of our files are press quality PDF. They work extremely well for us.

Going to start putting them in poly bags in the near future. They come on a roll and you make whatever length you need using an impulse sealer. We have vacuum wrapped a few orders since we weren't sure of the shipping conditions.

Nice layout with a retro look. One question though, where are Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter?:rolleyes:

Thanks Fred. I just downloaded the program. Will set it up tonight.

Summa. We have a 24" and are looking at their 54". Our present Summa is about 15 years old and was beat mercilessly for 10 of those. Wife and I were reminiscing about the good old days when we'd load a 50 yard roll and leave for dinner. We came back to perfectly cut graphics every time.

It just needs some dimensional shading and the ends of the shred need to be curved and shaded. I played around with shreds way back when. You need to "push" the shade off the interior with a drop shadow also. Until I did some shading work they didn't look right.

Gino made me think of the breakfast sausage seasoning we get from the Amish. Just mix it to taste in lean ground pork. Has a nice bit of zip for those "foggy" mornings.

Looks older. Make sure the 'glass isn't chalking or crazing.