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Since you said you are new I would suggest at the end clearly label and identify each outcome. That crucial information is missing. Take care.

good quality video, i hope you get more subscribers!

130$ for delivered dirt lol that's 1998 prices big bud!

Why not just screw casters to the bottom of the frame? Definitely be easier.

I dont know who you consulted to do this endeavor but next time, find someone who knows what they're doing.

Downside to BLO Takes a longtime to cure and smells horrible. I prefer 1 part BLO, 2 parts poly or spar varnish, 3 parts mineral spirits. Dries quicker,smells better,and more durable.

Insulate the unit as it will be an oven n the summer

How much did the carport cost?

Wow!

After all that work moving it. I would of just took that thing apart and rebuild it over ur slab

1:15 thanks for showing your "step on me harder daddy" flag in the background so I know to click off.

Hey boss. Great video. Question. My painting partner and I took on a project. Using this product on a raw pine shiplap, ceiling and accent wall in a three seasons room. We sanded everything down nice. Can we apply this product with a nice clean white rag? Like wiping it on to get it into the wood? It’s a lot of square footage. And we are not spraying. Thank you very much.

A dirt floor in a shop?Not a good idea. Otherwise good work..

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Good job

why in the heck would you use wood to hold that rebar??? you don't want wood in your concrete pad. thats a huge mistake. . might as well rip out those corners and do it right with all concrete and rebar only. jeeeezzzeeee

lost me at dry pour ..im kidding ill finsih watching ,, but seriously never do that again.. soo many vids out there testing it.. just dont..

Not bad.

I give you an A for effort and for making it happen.

Did rustoleum write that opening read?

Looks perfect for a lake “house”. I’d have the French door on the side though. And leave a big overhead garage door to park the boat in. What size is the car port?

What's the roof like? Any ways to improve it?

Hats off to you on this, that's beautiful

That's bad to the bone!

What kind of cedar is this? It has almost no red in it. This is the most beautiful cedar I have ever seen! I know you said it's local to your area in Texas but do you know what species of cedar?

Dispose of rags and gloves in a can of water. I’ve seen two fires start from improper disposal.

How is the update on this?

Buffing also removes rust, and the steel will not rust again easily.

Wha? Why cut the wood at all?

nice

It would help if you clearly label/numbered your pieces to show what produced each colour. I’m trying to darken pine so it matches the existing piece of furniture. I’m replacing the top of so it won’t be noticeably lighter.

I can't imagine why you spent so much time making wood blocks and trying to lay out bolts. I would have just poured the cement, set the building and drilled in kwik bolts. No lay out, no measuring.

INTERESTING :) THANK YOU FOR SHARING :) THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)

Thanks!

Hello my name is LeRoy. I am starting my wood working journey and your video was helpful. I want to make an all natural nontoxic durable finish. I was thinking boiled linseed oil not store bought and bee's wax.

Vinegar and molasses...you're welcome.

Linseed oil has long been used for gun stocks even military. One old gunsmith book gives a system of a 70% linseed oil and 30 turpentine. Heat it just to boiling and spread it on liberally and let it lay for 10 min wipe of off excess, let sit 24 hrs and repeat until no more absorbs. The put away for a week. Then follow with thin coats and rub in well. Add coats until the desired look is achieved. They were using raw linseed.

It sucks

Does linseed oil actually create enough of a solid barrier to use sandpaper? I know you're not supposed to go above 200 grit on untreated wood.

Too bad you never followed up on this.

I used the Krylon Hammered silver along with the Krylon gloss patriotic blue on my Ford Super duty 6.0. hammered silver on the manifold and detail or dress up parts. Blue on engine parts expected to get REAL hot, Heads, valve case then, stand out or, dress up parts turbo, down pipes etc. Both paints perform very admirably. Makes the engine look very dressy real clean and both paints are holding up to about 11,000 mi so far. And that's on a F-350 pulling a fifth wheel from California to Texas during July. Then, a few more States during the summer completing my 11,000 mile journey before this last Halloween in 2024. The hammered silver and the patriotic blue hold up to the heat of the compression engine, that being a diesel. It had no problems when I change my fuel filter and oil at the same time. I did spill a little fuel and Diesel is in all that good on paint but better than something like brake fluid. It dulled the blue just a little bit. Otherwise you can't notice it unless I pointed out. Just like the video says though, take your time during nice weather, a little goes a long way meaning, slow layers. I did my engine parts with about five light layers and 15 to 25 minutes in between each layer did just fine. The results are absolutely mind-blowing! My preparation was kind of Hillbilly but, I used to scrub brush and a couple of garage rags with gasoline. Put all the parts out on the driveway well I was finishing the others then, began to paint them in the order I brought them out under the driveway. Hung them from the clothesline out back and lay the paint just like the video tells you. Everything turned out really nice and still after the high heat from California to Texas there was no variation in color, no chipping no peeling, nothing bad. I know if you look on back at the directions, it tells you that it sticks to plastic ceramics, metals, glass all that kind of thing. Nowhere on the label does it mention anything about high heat engines. And we know a combustion engine gets pretty hot. Actually I touched it when the engine cooled down after the long part of the drive. And it kind of gives the metal exterior as ceramic coating feel. The heat versus that paint kind of made it harder and much more protective. I kind of saw that on the bonus side. But if you try all this and your project fails you crap all over your rubber work, fan, front window, wife and kids? Well, that's all on you! I kind of think that Krylon has all sorts of possibilities and all sorts of beautification ideas. But it also depends on the person and their abilities to use good common sense. Expect what you put into it and if you do a half ass job or run out of time that's all on you. Just use your head and you have real fine results like I did. So, for those of you wanting to know if this will work on an engine? Yes, it does a very nice job. If it can handle the heat of a compression engine it can handle the heat on your little ricer too! ✌️😉👍 If your friends have ever told you that you stupid or dumb? This may not be the job for you.

Disappointed that there was no chrome examples. I was thinking of using this on my HD spoke rims

So beautiful. Did you add accelerant to your oil finish? Thank you.

If you stop for 10 seconds will the nozzle for real jam? I think that info just saved me $420. Im making foam packaging inserts tomorrow but i need 30 seconds between each insert so i can lay out more plastic. I have to try and make 20 inserts so i feel it might definitely jam up. I’ll trynit but im letting the boss know. Cheers

Most people who move buildings or structures will add quite a few braces to keep the building from twisting. I think you got real lucky moving it with no braces!!

If it won't adhere to itself, why a second coat?

How do you apply to carvings?

Can this be applied to a trucks underbody?

What’s your best recommended wood filler for finish nail holes to then stain over ? Thanks much

Are there any videos of this being used on rusted bolts?