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TrailHunter said:
Caulk might be kinda soft... what about epoxy?
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BaddestCross said:
Sounds like a personal problem. 🙄

Quikrete makes several different products for cement repair. Everything from hairline crack repair to full-on patching of large areas. Check your local HD, Lowe's, or hardware store of choice.

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Went with a Quickrete crack repair. Came out pretty good. I'll do a final grind and fill later this week.

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Seahawkfan said:
You're probably already done but this would save your shop-vac and your lungs. Not the best examples, But pretty easy to make. I used to do skylights and standing on top of ladder inside an 8' skylight shaft I've come out looking like that plenty of times.
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I've been looking into building or buying one. Mainly for metal dust.

JeepinLife said:
If you paint it go with a 100% Solids epoxy paint and put it down thick.
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I'll check that out. It will be awhile before I do that. Still not sure if I want paint or epoxy. I weld a lot too, so I don't want to put too much time and money into it if it's going to get damaged regardless.
 
After Sharkey posted a pic of a Safe Jack kit in an ammo can, I decided to take mine out of the plastic case, and put it in an ammo can.
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I had a couple of .50 caliber cans laying around, but I decided a PA108 S.A.W. can (commonly known as a fat 50 can), might be better. I got one for pretty cheap at Sportsman’s Guide. It was in pretty good shape, with minimal rust. I knocked what rust there was off, with a cordless drill and wire brush wheel. I hit it with a light coat of primer.
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I’m waiting for it to dry, and I’ll paint it back O.D. Green.


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Mine stuff hobby wise is usually more replica film prop and model related. Didn’t have a tv in our home until I was in Jr high, so grew up playing outside and building models. I’m a sci-fi nerd at heart, have been doing vaccuforming, mold making, resin casting, fiber glassing for 20 years. Started 3D printing a bit over a year ago. Working on the predator currently.
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Took several months, and bought a mannequin for him, but finished my full size iron man
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Abntroop said:
Mine stuff hobby wise is usually more replica film prop and model related. Didn’t have a tv in our home until I was in Jr high, so grew up playing outside and building models. I’m a sci-fi nerd at heart, have been doing vaccuforming, mold making, resin casting, fiber glassing for 20 years. Started 3D printing a bit over a year ago. Working on the predator currently.
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Took several months, and bought a mannequin for him, but finished my full size iron man
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That is some really cool stuff. They look great [emoji106]
 
Getting ready for a 1500 mile 4 day road trip in April... checked compression and changed plugs... motor is tired... time for a new one or rebuild soon.

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