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Morning all!

Dead tired... didn't get home until late last night after the baseball game (we lost :(). Another late night tonight as I'm going to the game tonight too. :tup:

Sports > sleep.

Happy Tuesday!

Sounds about like my experience with that boat :ugh2:

Night Mu :hello:

Morning T.Devil :hello:

Tough loss :( Hope tonight's goes better for you :tup:

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Me after some of the calls last night:




Might have to streak across the field. :ugh2: I'd blind everyone! :icon17:

Wish I could catch a nap at work though... necesito hora de la siesta, por favor! :yawn:

:excited: OMG!!! Kiss him for me!! PLEASE!!!!!? :yum:

:tup: or a Caprice Sataion Wagon!? LOL

:icon17: That would go over well I bet... :nutswinger:Mu.

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I'm supposed to dabble with this Bondo glazing/refinishing/spot putty stuff this evening. The instructions say to sand the fiberglass a bit. Only problem I can see is that the fiberglass on this lip is really really thin. I think sanding would get rid of it completely. Any tips?

We used to have a mid 1980's caprice station wagon, got like 12 mpg, could seat a least 9, 11 if you tried and was like a tank on the road. It rusted completely though. Everything had a leak on that car. We also had a 1988 V8 caprice sedan. Im pretty sure that car got 8-10 mpg :ugh2: :rofl2:



Morning all :hello:

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You already sanded it, remember? :tup: Also, I think those instructions are more for filling in a dent or something in the fiberglass - it's to help the putty adhere to the fiberglass better. Since you'll be filling a hole, the putty doesn't actually adhere to the exterior surface.

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Pint just sand lightly. You are just trying to get a rough edge to adhere to. Morning all. Just checking in. Paying bills online. Good news on the job front- the administration is finely starting to negotiate. ZDayZ is looking like more do able. :ugh2: