What does it do to your grill???
Stripping a CP
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What does it do to your grill???
RLEVIN
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There are some nasty chemicals that burn off these panels I would not want it anywhere that I east from
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shilmover
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Using a wire wheel. Working great, but I am worried that I will burn out my cordless... (I dont have an AC drill).
I picked up a set of 5 or 6 wire wheels at Harbor Freight Sunday. they were on sale for $2. Should have gotten more.
I picked up a set of 5 or 6 wire wheels at Harbor Freight Sunday. they were on sale for $2. Should have gotten more.
I pay $20 to the local machine shop to sandblast/prime for me. Greatest thing, ever.
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shilmover
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I need to find a place local that can do that...
Ha! Even skin and bone!!
This is what I do. Make sure to use chemical resistant gloves. Even after 15 mins, I need to take a break due to the Jasco fumes eating through the gloves and making my hands oddly cold. After I scrape off all of the adhesive with a putty knife, I wipe down the cp using mineral spirits. Typically I will sand, primer and paint. I have had CP's powder coated in the past.
-Tom
GameyMcGame
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Nada. Put it on a crappy cookie sheet and anything that falls off is caught.
Seriously, a grill does the job all by itsself. Its like debating what oil is best for street lamps after electricity was introduced.
discgolfer72
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i just picked up a corded drill from hd for 60$(my 25 year old drill finaly blew a bearing on me last week) it works great i got the black and decker 1/2 inch 7 amp model
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shilmover
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Thx. Heading to HD this aft. I love it when I tell the wife... "got to buy a cheap corded drill" and have her tell you... "don't buy a cheap one, buy a good one."
discgolfer72
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here is the one i got
it replaced this beast(is a black and decker 2)
and i had no problem plunging my hole saw thrue this with the new one
my new one turns at faster rpm's than my old drill but works just as good
the only thing i dont like is it weighs nothing so i gotta put some ass into it while drilling thrue the metal cp's my old drill was freaking heavy so its own weight did all the work
but it seems they just dont make em like they used to the black and decker was the heaviest of all the drills they had there in my price range
it replaced this beast(is a black and decker 2)
and i had no problem plunging my hole saw thrue this with the new one
my new one turns at faster rpm's than my old drill but works just as good
the only thing i dont like is it weighs nothing so i gotta put some ass into it while drilling thrue the metal cp's my old drill was freaking heavy so its own weight did all the work
but it seems they just dont make em like they used to the black and decker was the heaviest of all the drills they had there in my price range
ScumBum
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Thats what I'm gonna do .
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shilmover
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shilmover
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And painted... ooh, shiny!
Unfortunately, I did not take pictures of it before. It had a generic red/blue overlay that was falling apart. PPR Stickers where on top of that, followed by a Plexi that was dirty and falling apart (held on by the 4 bolts). What made it worse is that when I stripped it, I confirmed that a Peter Pack Rat overlay was under it
Unfortunately, I did not take pictures of it before. It had a generic red/blue overlay that was falling apart. PPR Stickers where on top of that, followed by a Plexi that was dirty and falling apart (held on by the 4 bolts). What made it worse is that when I stripped it, I confirmed that a Peter Pack Rat overlay was under it
