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Yes an Oil-based Primer on the steel…..
http://www.dap.com/techbulletins/00010401.pdf
Clean-up and “tool” with Mineral spirits…….
How about this Canadian Company
This double bowl accessible sink is 5″ deep with rear drains…….
http://www.kindred-sinkware.com/PDF/Wheelchair/ALBD6405.pdf
And a way to hide the pipes from Truebro
The ditch may actually belong to the local government and may require their action/approval to change……..
Or sometimes a hair dryer will work……
Try not to tear the paper…..start from an edge and apply the heat and use a scraper/putty knife to start to loosen the contact paper…..
Apply the heat and pull…..double the paper over on the adhesive and continue to heat and pull……
You’ll need a solvent to remove the remaining adhesive from from the wall.
Dear “Need a Part”……..You’re posting to an OLD Message thread…….
Here’s a site for Casablanca Fans……They don’t reccommend DIY replacement of the flywheel……..You’re welcome……
http://www.casablancafanrepair.com/do_it_yourself/do_it_yourself.html
Any rust in the channels will need to be cleaned and oil-primed (Yes with an Oil-based Primer…edit) before the Dap 33 will stick to the metal………..
And generally the window sash are not removable from the frame so all the re-Glazing is done in place…….
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http://www.quarterbyte.com/brian/brickoven.html Another Brick Oven
http://www.oscarenterprises.f2s.com/barbecuing.html British Barrel
http://www.mikesell.net/smoker/ Big Smokey
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~cfmitch/BBQ3.html Smokey Hollow
http://www.lincolnelectric.com/knowledge/articles/content/bbq.asp Lincoln Electric Welders
http://www.bbqring.com/ BBQ Ring
http://www.thesmokering.com/ Smoke RingTom
The two rods are a “current” NEC requirement…..your installation may be older……Good solid connections are required……
The Pipes are bonded to insure they are “grounded”…..NOT to establish another ground….di-electric unions and plastic pipe often break the ground…..
Using the Phone/surge protector at the computer is a good idea to protect any device “downhill” from that connection……BUT that still leaves any other phones vulnerable to surges…….perhaps a “system” protection is needed………
A local Electric Utility has begun “renting” meter base surge protection……..
…..with different codes…….
Click LINK….choose which remote and [submit]….
choose device and [submit]….read your codes
In Central Florida…..We get nearly 90 thunderstorm days a year……..I live in-town and use a multi-layered “passive” action……
A WHOLE HOUSE surge protector….installed in the main panel……is easy cheap protection……
The Main panel should be Grounded with two ground rods…….and plumbing bonded to those ground rods……
Then every electronic device should have a quality surge protector plugged into a GROUNDed outlet…..the surge protector must be grounded for it to work……
And the phone line or cable needs protection too……….
PASSIVE….It’s always there working Rain or Shine…….I DON’T unplug or even discontinue using the equipment during the frequent storms……….
