I did not, she's wanting $80, I'm considering waiting a little and seeing if she'll go $60. My wife is starting to peer around the corner at all these new toys that keep showing up in the bed of my truck
You need to start working with coffee grinders (easier to hide)I did not, she's wanting $80, I'm considering waiting a little and seeing if she'll go $60. My wife is starting to peer around the corner at all these new toys that keep showing up in the bed of my truck
Plus, I've got my brother's bachelor party tomorrow and my wife has jury duty starting Monday, so it's gonna be a busy week on the homefront.
Will update soon...
That's a whole lotta "good will there"
I second this reply I have always liked this model, as it has great work space in a small package.
This one is for my brother’s wedding gift grill.
Yeah man, I can’t find the listing right now, but I will send it to you as soon as I get back to my computer!Looks good! Care to share the details of where that blue lid is?
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I always apply a coat of turtle wax paste to colored lids and go over the whole lid with 000 steel wool then wipe the wax off with a microfiber towel. It will help with minor scratches like that and get the lid as clean and shiny as possible.
I would be interested to see how that works on lid scratches.
I've used the raw cerium oxide powder on glass and it works but, slowly and requires patience. IIRC I had to mix the powder with water to make a paste. But it was like 50+ years ago when I tried it
I just wonder if there's enough glass on those lids to work a scratch without going down to the color. It's definitely worth a try on a lid you would otherwise trash.
