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TOPIC: Operating in the red?
Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21917
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I'm not quite sure if my shop will ever be clean again.
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Some people are like slinkies... Not much good for anything, but they sure are fun to push down the stairs.
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21918
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red is a good color.lol. looks like my wood working shop after a busy day. but mine in tan. frog
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21919
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Mine looked like that not too long ago... As did a portion of my driveway. I got most of it out of the shop, but there is still some on the driveway!
At least it's a festive shade  -Andrew |
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21921
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My garage will never be free of fiberglass, body fill, primer and paint dust Doug. Mine looked somewhat like yours not too long ago...
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21924
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If there is a mess at the end of the day, that means that you got something done. Looks good from here.
Neil |
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Neil and Mary Ousnamer
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21925
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good to get stuff done gents but please keep your shops clean. it is for your health
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21927
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I have been thinking a lot about this. What is in gel-coat? Are there toxins that one needs to be concerned about when sanding? Obviously I will be using a proper respirator, but what will I be leaving around on the lawn for the kids and dog to ingest?
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21929
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Doug has been at this a long time Andrew, I feel pretty sure that stuff will get swept up and bagged in the trash. Good point though, gotta be careful about who is exposed to the "byproducts of progress". Lookin good Doug!
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21931
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You are right Mark. I was not trying to hyjack the thread or anything
It is looking good and I am eager to make a mess just like it next summer. Just curious what "it" actually is from a chemical composition point.Andrew |
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21936
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I'm not sure what's in gel coat. I just blow it out the door and let the rain take care of it. I'm not very environmentally friendly I'm afraid..
 So far my cats, dogs, and chickens are still alive and kicking.. Oh yeah, the kids too! |
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Some people are like slinkies... Not much good for anything, but they sure are fun to push down the stairs.
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21938
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You know what they say/ The bigger the mess the more work that got done. As far as the toxins go wet sanding could reduce dust. My garage was blue when I was at it. Atleast your lucky and working on a boat right now. Thanks for sharing. HMmmm, Im wondering if lead was ever used in gel coat, MIke
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Re:Operating in the red? 14 years 4 weeks ago #21944
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Nice, cough, progress cough, cough Doug!
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