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when i did my 58 i paid 50 per glass to have them cut.. I think an extra 5 a hole to be drilled. if I wanted non laminated they would cut drill then send out to temper
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Incredible job on the kitchen Alan, I will have to agree with the rest of the posters on here, what else can you do perfect? :lol: Thanks for the part numbers on the fittings, I am adding it to my list of future projects :)
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Bill, we just went thru this also... i saw this idea on another post... too bad we had already found a custom fit hose....
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198plus donated this too my build. I plan on painting it the same color as the roof. Thanks again 198.:metal: I don't think there is a dent on it.
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Good score Alan and nice way to use the Miata wheels!
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those wheels look like watanabi's
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Allan you might want to check this out if you don't like the price of granite. With your skills I'm sure you could do it yourself.www.buddyrhodes.com/ The pressed finish looks kind like granite. Black with white grout would look cool.
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Alan, I did a concrete counter in my old house. It was my first time and I picked the hardest possible way to do it (in place). It came out pretty good, and everyone that came by loved it. I think it cost under a couple hundred bucks to do. The worst was grinding it in the kitchen. That dust went everywhere. Next time I will build a mold and do it outside.
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The form is the way to go. I did my bath room. It was my first time too. I did the loose fill but if I did it again I would'nt pack it so tight, leave more voids it would have looked better. For the price $100 compaired to $600 for granite I was happy. I would do it again. :metal: Ya I hear ya on the mess part. I did mine in my garage next to my truck. It still has the spatter on it. It won't come off. My thinking is it will help hold the rust together.
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Sorry about the $hitty pic Allan. My electron microscope is broken.:waah:
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these counter tops have me thinking.
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Woohoo, I just finished reading the last 30 something pages to catch up on this thread. Been away for a while. Trucks looking awesome!
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Ya'll miss me yet?.....................................Like a mother-in -law when she is far, far away.:lol:
Just to let ya'll know I'll be on vacation (staycation) this week. Not really going anywhere can't afford too. One thing is for certain I will not be in the shop or near a computer. :lol: So if anyone PM's me you will now know why I'm not answering. |
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have a good break, it is much deserved;)
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