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What do you do, Kevin?

I say keep it. Seems like the type of girl you might go for would like the picture. Just guessin'. . .

If you want anybody to blame, blame me. That is all.

Speaking of, your creativity is above your camera capability. You sir, could use a DSLR. For example: If you took another beading shot and stopped down the aperture for a long field of view, your background would also be in focus. THAT would make a cool shot.

Across the pond people use M16 on trim and black plastic all the time. I am not aware of any ill effects. 845 may be in the same boat.

Dang that's some tight beading!!

Hey, Flash: If you ever go to Vegas, I would recommend you do not gamble. ;) :xyxthumbs::xyxthumbs:

Ha! Graduate Student even. I have a lot of memories from Hays, most of them on campus there at band camp. Oddly enough, a chick I met there lives there now. What's your technique with the Folex and/or 303? Just dampen and work with a rag?

Very informative! Also, nice trick with the wirenuts. Before I saw that you sealed them I was thinking "Oh no, he's not going to leave them like that." However, I would recommend those who are capable of soldering do that instead and heat-shrink it. Then again, if they are that comfortable...

North of Salina?

Where'd you order from? England?

He'll probably get the handtruck out for that one. Otherwise, consider tipping him. It is his job, but do your packages arrive ontime and intact?

Definitely what I would recommend. You could also use a 220-volt wall-mounted or standing garage heater. The install would be easier, but it also wouldn't be as powerful and your electric bill would be pretty high depending on how often you work in there.

I tried to add to your list but couldn't. The only thing I might recommend is D151 on a MF Cutting pad. Just gone done using that combo and it is powerful.

I'm pretty sure that's >$1000 total. . . But I guess Corey just listed all of his favorite products!! :props:

I used to drive an order picker around Home Depot on a daily basis (much bigger machine). Put me on one of those and I bet I could out-pick anybody you have there. ;)

Definitely not impressed with their website. I wouldn't be surprised if it's just repackaged/rebranded items.

Where can you find the Clear Pearl?

Mike: I read all of those extremely informative and now that I realize, helpful, articles months ago, and those products have been in my wish list ever since. What changed? Nothing financially, but now I have a garage and I can really take some time to polish paint. Well, that and I wasn't...

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