You don't need to be a jeanyus to realize that rock bands often need to slow the pace of the show so they can catch their breath.
I saw Def Leppard in concert about twelve years ago and this is a great song they do after getting a sweat going!
And here's another great slow Def Leppard song:
While we're at it, here's another slow-dance song:
Okay, okay, here's the last one:
Are you a new subscriber? Don't hang out along the wall like I did at freshman sock hops. Get out here on the floor and dance like the rest of us. It's fun!
Seasoned sock-hopper? Yeah, you know I'm listening to some great tunes in the background as I create this issue. CLICK or TAP HERE to peer into my playlist. It's that kind of morning.
Not a week goes by where I don't get a question or two like this:
"Dear Tim,
I need to know if I can create an opening in a wall in my house so two rooms sort of become one. What kind of beam do I need and how do you go about installing one?"
or how about this one:
"Hey Timbo,
I want to build a retaining wall about seven feet tall. What are the chances of it tipping over on me in five years?"
What do you think it costs to have a residential structural engineer come by your home for a consult and educate you on what to do so you don't have a structural failure?
$200, $300, $500?
What if I told you there's a good chance you could get most structural questions you might have answered for just $7?
Yep, SEVEN US Dollars.
I decided to put on SALE a well-hidden gem that's been in my shopping cart for over fifteen years.
It's a homeowner-friendly eBook about all the structural things in and around your home. It could SAVE YOU THOUSANDS of DOLLARS.
It's written for NON-ENGINEERS so you can UNDERSTAND it.
It even includes a RARE structural terms GLOSSARY!!!
I do a HORRIBLE job, in my opinion, of telling you about lots of my products. Stain Solver is an exception.
You can get my Basic Structural Concepts eBook right now and SAVE 60%.
That's NOT a typo. 60% off. But for only one week.
CLICK or TAP HERE to get it. It's an INSTANT Download. Remember, this is a PDF eBook you read on your phone, tablet, or computer.
I've seen so many new products in my career, it's pretty tough to get me excited.
Well, Klein Tools must have hired some of the most ingenious engineers out there. It took me thirty minutes to lower my pulse rate!
CLICK or TAP HERE to discover WHY I loved this dandy little worklight.
I GUARANTEE you'll want one after you can see all it can do.
Here's another handy tool I've been testing for about a month. This one is also a winner.
I've rarely used a hand vacuum over the years. Don't ask me why. The steps up to my man cave above the garage get dirty and it's hard to clean them.
Well, it USED TO BE HARD.
CLICK or TAP HERE to see a bunch of photos of this new cordless hand vacuum.
With Christmas looming right around the corner, now might be the time to snag a few for gifts.
How would you repair these stucco cracks so they don't come back?
This cracked stucco can be repaired with a moderate amount of effort. (C) Copyright 2019 Tim Carter
CLICK or TAP HERE and discover if your method is copacetic.
Did you even know you could still buy that metal product? Come on, tell the truth!
I had a respected California artist contact me this past week asking about how to do a certain thing with concrete and I told her about that metal. She had never heard of it and it was the EXACT PRODUCT she needed to complete a project she was working on.
Who knew AsktheBuilder could come to the rescue of the art community?
That's quite enough for a Sunday morning.
I'm wearing a dark blue solid shirt with a two-toned blue bow tie to church this morning. I know a few of the women are going to say how it makes my eyes pop. 🙂
Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
Get Certified Organic CLEAN - www.StainSolver.com
Pounding Brass Next Saturday in COSTUME! - www.W3ATB.com
Do It Right, Not Over!
P.S. Do you live near central NH? You may want to come to see me next Saturday from 11-4 operating an old-fashioned Morse code key in the telegraph office of the Ashland, NH railroad station. It's their 150th anniversary celebration. There's even going to be a SPECIAL train ride from Ashland to Plymouth, NH. CLICK or TAP HERE for ticket information!!!!
I'll be dressed in period clothing including a green visor, black sleeve socks, and a handsome bow tie. Do you know why telegraph operators, accountants, and draftsmen wore green visors all those years ago? I didn't think so.
Hoover One PWR Hand Vacuum | Don't let the size fool you. This bad boy can really pick up dirt FAST. CLICK or TAP HERE or the photo to have one in your hands in days.
I've been testing the lightweight Hoover OnePWR hand vacuum for about a month. So far I love it.
I wish I had been using one like this long ago for small jobs.
It's easy to remove the nozzle from the motor to dump out the dirt.
You can see next to my hand this is the perfect size for a man, woman or even a child. It's that easy to use. CLICK or TAP HERE or the photo to have one delivered to your doorstep.
A rechargeable lithium-ion battery powers the hand vac. It recharges FAST. CLICK or TAP HERE to purchase this dandy vac now.
This is the detachable nozzle and the dirt collects on the other side between the blue filter and the tip. You can easily see when it's time to dump out the dirt. CLICK or TAP HERE to order this hand vac now before they're SOLD OUT!
This is the removable two-stage filter. The screening captures the large dirt particles and just to the left of it behind the blue plastic is a paper filter that protects the electric motor. CLICK or TAP HERE now before the price goes up on this wonderful tool.
It's important for you to read my Disclosure Policy about products I test.
Magic Wand Stucco Crack Repairs | This cracked stucco can be repaired with a moderate amount of effort. (C) Copyright 2019 Tim Carter
DEAR TIM: I’ve got a mess at my home that’s driving me crazy. My 3-foot tall concrete block foundation was coated years ago with a thin coat of cement stucco. There are countless cracks in the stucco coating that outline many of the blocks. I’ve tried caulking the cracks before painting but they always seem to return. Is there a DIY solution I can attempt to solve the cracked stucco once and for all? I’m pretty handy and not afraid of a challenge. Just keep your mansplaining to a minimum if you can. Just kidding! I’ll take any and all advice you can offer! Vicki LaP., Toms River, NJ
Stucco cracks can be quite common. Cement stucco is normally just a mix of sand and Portland cement. This rock-hard building material is unforgiving to any sort of stretching or tension movement. On the other hand, if you try to squeeze stucco or concrete it’s normally ten times stronger than if you try to pull it apart.
Let’s assume you’re as industrious as Vicki. The good news is you might be able to recoat the concrete block with new stucco and be quite pleased with the results. Your chances of getting professional results improve dramatically if you can recruit some help from your husband, wife, or friends. While no one aspect of the repair job is hard, an extra set of hands and back muscles will come in handy.
I’m going to assume you’re a stucco rookie and have never worked with the material. Fortunately, it’s quite forgiving as you can do all sorts of texturing to mask your inexperience. While texturing is in itself an art form, you can achieve an interesting look with rough brush strokes, a sponge and even round brushes.
The first thing I’d do is build a small test wall using some 2x4 studs and one sheet of 4x8 oriented strand board (OSB). Stand this up on its side so it’s only 4-feet tall and put some diagonal supports so the low wall doesn’t blow or fall over. You’re going to stucco this test wall to gain some experience.
In my opinion, you need to be sure when you do the real repair on your existing stucco you make sure the new stucco doesn’t bond with the old stucco. A simple sheet of 15-pound tar paper put on top of the old stucco will act as a crack isolation membrane. We want the new stucco to be a pseudo rock cloud that will float on top of the old stucco as crazy as that sounds.
On your test wall, use a few roofing nails to install tar paper on the OSB. You don’t need too many nails, just be sure the paper is laying flat with no bubbles. The first piece starts at the bottom and each higher piece overlaps the sheet below by three inches.
You’ll now cover the tar paper with a galvanized expanded wire lath.
You can buy this in rolls and be sure to wear heavy gloves working with it to avoid cuts to your hands. There’s a distinct way it’s installed so that the slanted parts of the mesh as you look at them from above slant back in towards the wall. The design is a miniature french cleat where the fresh stucco is locked into the mesh and can’t slide off down the wall to the ground. Believe me, it will make sense when you see the mesh.
Attach the mesh to your wood test wall using galvanized roofing nails. Be sure you nail into the wood studs behind the OSB. When you apply this mesh to your existing stucco, you’ll be drilling 1/4-inch holes with a hammer drill and using anchors, screws, and washers to ensure the mesh will never come off the concrete block. Put the fasteners every 16 inches on center horizontally and every 24 inches vertically. Stagger the fasteners each row.
Now comes the fun part - applying the stucco! You can discover all sorts of recipes for this material, but I’ve had the best success with this one I developed:
Blend these materials together dry at first. Then add clean cold water until you get the mix the consistency of stiff applesauce. You then trowel in onto the wire mesh so it fills the mesh and covers it by no more than 1/4 inch.
Do your test in the shade so the stucco doesn’t set too fast. Don’t add more water to the mix if it starts to harden. Mix only as much stucco as you can apply and finish in about 30 minutes. Practice swirling the stucco with a wood float and experiment with textures.
You’re going to discover that it can be boatloads of fun to tackle this project. Guess what? You can colorize the stucco too! You can add dry-shake pigments to the mix to create just about any color. This means you never have to paint the new stucco. I’d love to see your photos. Send them to me via the Ask Tim page at my AsktheBuilder.com website!
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You could be new here. Buckle up and make sure your four-point harness is secure. I'm about to make your wildest home improvement dreams come true.
Seasoned rider? Get ready for some juicy tips. You know that's the standard fare.
Today marks the official end of summer here in central New Hampshire where I live. It ended yesterday a day early because today is a cool rainy day. Lake Winnisquam next to my house is devoid of boaters as I type this. Thank goodness! I'm so tired of the loud wake boats and those who play their music way to loud on their watercraft.
Believe me, I've had a fantasy or two that involves armed remote-controlled small submarines. But I digress! 😉
We'll have two or three weeks of peace and no traffic until such time as the leaf peepers arrive. You may not know it, but New England is reputed to have some of the most vibrant fall color in the world. Here's a photo of the eye candy that's just about everywhere you look:
Last week a woman left a comment on a video I recorded about four years ago. CLICK or TAP HERE to watch the video.
It turns out the woman wanted to know how to connect a few of these fixtures in a series instead of having just one fixture come on.
Rather than go through a lengthy explanation, I tried to nudge her to use her critical thinking skills to figure it out herself. I told her to look at the image you see above and think about WHAT you'd connect to the second brass and silver screws.
Well, wouldn't you know it, but she got pretty snarky with me and let me have it in a reply comment.
I'm big on critical thinking skills and doing all one can to hone them. I do it each day myself when confronted with a problem.
I'll bet you have no problems at all figuring out how to daisy chain two, three, or more of the above fixtures so they all come on at once when you flip the switch. Right?
What do you think this hand truck looked like BEFORE I painted it?
CLICK or TAP HERE to see for yourself.
You'll be treated to a few tips on how I make old things look like new with minimal effort.
I forgot the Stain Solver Sale ended on a holiday weekend. What was I thinking??? Kathy and I own the Stain Solver company in case you're a new subscriber.
Stain Solver is a certified organic multi-purpose cleaner. It cleans HUNDREDS of things in and outside your home.
Anyway, the super sale ENDS at midnight tonight.
The larger the size you order the MORE you save. The sale price gets LOWER per pound as you move up towards the amazing 50-pound size.
CLICK or TAP HERE to get to the shopping cart. You'll NOT see the sale price on the home page, but WILL SEE THEM as you click each size to determine which one works best for you.
WARNING: I'll be sending out a very short LAST CALL email to you as a final reminder around 6 pm today.
Did you know you can do a simple thing to prevent wood rot as you work on things around your home?
CLICK or TAP HERE to see exactly WHAT PRODUCT I use to treat the end grain of wood that I don't want to ROT.
It's SO EASY!
That's enough for a Labor Day. I've still got LOTS to do. I'm doing a ton of travel over the next eight weeks and now's the time to make hay.
Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
Stain Solver SALE Man - www.StainSolver.com
Fling RF Waves Into the Ether - www.W3ATB.com
Do It Right, Not Over!
P.S. Did you know that I type using the Dvoark method? Do you know WHY the crazy QWERTY keyboard was developed?
Are you a new subscriber? Howdy! Saddle up and make sure you've got your duster with you.
Existing cowhand? Yes, beans and jerky are for dinner again. Do you want a piece of cheese with your whine? Grab a juice box and fruit roll-up as you pass the back of the wagon. 😉
Hurricane Dorian is posed to rake the state of Florida with fierce wind and rain. It's going to be epic.
After ravaging Florida, it could go into the Gulf of Mexico, re-strengthen and hit land again along the Gulf Coast.
Here's what we know FOR A FACT: Dorian will then ride up the East Coast across 1/4th of the USA and dump billions, possibly trillions of gallons of water onto the land.
Do you live where it floods? Does your basement leak water when it rains? Do you have any issues with leaks when you get storms?
NOW IS THE TIME - I mean TOMORROW - to get any valuable and one-of-a-kind items out of harms way. Use critical thinking skills to determine WHERE to store them.
If your home is in the path of Dorian, realize that your first responders will probably not be there to help you. They have other community assets they have to protect and restore that are MORE VALUABLE than your home.
There could be 10,000 houses damaged and needing help, but only 100 fire trucks in a 40-mile radius. Get it? You will be ON YOUR OWN. GET PREPARED NOW to do emergency repairs.
I told you last issue that I'd share Donna's issue. She's got a perplexing sewer gas issue in her home. It only happens, so she told me, when her AC or furnace operates.
I told her that the odor could be mold spores that are being ejected as the fan motor disturbs mold inside the A-coil or in the pan that catches the dripping water that condenses on the A-coil on top of her furnace.
It could also be mold growing inside the condensate drain line. Mold can also be inside her extended plenum.
When you smell sewer gas, start keeping a detailed journal of when you smell it, where it smells the worst, what's happening, are windows open or closed, etc. These details help me solve the problem.
I'm not a cell phone expert. But I can offer to tell you HOW to save some money. A month ago I switched from T-Mobile cell service to Google Fi.
It appears I've cut my cell phone bill by 50%. Google Fi uses, when it can, local WiFi to make phone calls using VOIP. It also has some arrangement with many/all of the major cell carriers so when I'm away from WiFi my phone switches automagically to the best cell service my phone can reach.
So far, I'm pretty darned happy. I have a PROMO CODE you can use to get a discount if you're thinking of switching away from your provider. Here it is:
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CLICK or TAP HERE to go discover more about Google Fi. You may end up loving it. Please use my promo code and we both might benefit. Let me know if you switch and what you think of the service.
Two days ago I received a distressing email from a customer. He was complaining about how my Stain Solver didn't work for him. He was trying to clean a BBQ.
I happen to know for a fact that Stain Solver is a fantastic de-greaser. CLICK or TAP HERE to look at the unbelievable before and after photos.
Here's the issue. This man decided that Stain Solver sucked. He never thought for a minute that the issue could be him not using it correctly.
All I want to share is that if you EVER HAVE AN ISSUE with ANY PRODUCT, STOP using it and call the manufacturer. Find out if you're doing something wrong. Don't allow your ego to get in the way.
I've just started an interesting new book project. I can't share the topic publicly at this time.
You may be a person that loves to do some research and find things. If so, I'd love to see if you're interested in pitching in trying to find some things that are out in the literature.
There's no real budget for this as this project is probably going to cost me money, not make it. You would be prominently mentioned in the credits, though.
If this is of interest to you, let me know and I'll share details of what's going on. I will expect you to keep the subject of what I'm doing confidential.
This is a courtesy reminder that the Stain Solver SALE ends in 72 hours. I will be sending out a LAST CALL on Sunday night.
CLICK or TAP HERE to order your Stain Solver. It will be shipped on Tuesday.
Enjoy your holiday weekend.
Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
Stain Solver SALE MAN - www.StainSolver.com
Cool Waves Man - www.W3ATB.com
Do It Right, Not Over!
P.S. I went back up to Cannon Mountain yesterday. You can look at some some darned good photos as well as a tale that may make you smile. CLICK or TAP HERE to get to the goodness.
This is a dandy light to help you see in dark places. It's got so many features! CLICK or TAP HERE or the image to have this delivered to your home in days. This is the work light featured in Tim's September 8, 2019 Newsletter.
The Klein Rechargeable Personal Work light is simply amazing. It takes a lot for me to be impressed and when I opened this tool and saw how it worked, I said WOW out loud!
You can even use the work-light to charge your cellphone should you be low on electrons! It won't change the oil, though, in your work truck.
The internal battery is rated to give you 9 hours of light under constant use. The LEDs produce 460 lumens of light. That's enough to do most tasks except for lighting a major-league ballfield for a night game.
CLICK or TAP HERE now to see the official specs and to have it in your hands in days.
This light rotates a full 360 degrees so you can get the light where you need it. CLICK or TAP HERE or the photo to purchase one now.
The stand extends out 270 degrees so you can hang it if you want or tilt it back for indirect lighting off a low ceiling. CLICK or TAP HERE to purchase this amazing light now.
This has a built-in carabiner so you can hang the light from a pipe, piece of conduit, tree branch, camping rope, etc. The engineers who designed this should get an award. CLICK or TAP HERE to be the proud owner of this light.
You flip open this little door to charge up the light. Guess what? You can use the internal battery to CHARGE your cell phone! CLICK or TAP HERE before they SELL OUT and you have to wait for months to get one!
How bright is it? You could use this on a Boeing 737 for landing lights! It's got a high and low setting. CLICK or TAP HERE now to buy this one-of-a-kind light.
The stand has MAGNETS on the bottom so you can get the light to hold onto any steel surface. Here it is on the metal exterior door of my man cave. It will stick to electric panels, car and truck bodies that are steel, the hull of a sea-going ship, etc. CLICK or TAP HERE to place your order. They are SELLING FAST and you could have to wait.
These lights glow and blink as the unit is charged. They let you know when it's fully charged. CLICK or TAP HERE now and one will be yours for eternity and beyond.
Vinyl Siding Trim | The flat white trim next to the window has a pre-cut groove in it that laps over the vinyl siding. Did you know you can paint vinyl siding? (C) Copyright 2021 Tim Carter
QUESTION #1: The house I grew up in had vinyl siding and the trim around the windows was some thin distasteful vinyl that had an end profile like the letter J. I thought it looked abominable. How can you make the vinyl siding look more like a traditional home that has wider trim pieces? What else can be done to make the vinyl siding look more attractive? Beverly T., Ft. Wayne, IN
Yes, you can and should use different colors of vinyl siding and trim. The look can be stunning, even if it's just white trim with a different color siding.
Holy tomato! It’s impossible to list all the vinyl siding accessories and options you have available to you. For starters, don’t think that you have to use just one color and one siding style on your home. Quite a few homes I see are incorporating white trim with two complementary colors and siding profiles.
If you want real inspiration, go online and look at photos of the paint schemes of some of the grand Victorian Ladies. Some houses incorporate three, or more, colors. I had horizontal lap siding at the last Queen Anne Victorian home I built for my family, but up in the gables I used traditional cedar shakes as was found on many homes built in the late 1800s.
CLICK or TAP HERE to get FREE BIDS from local contractors who can install vinyl siding.
You can achieve this same look with vinyl siding and the vinyl shakes can be a different color! But it gets even better. J-channel is still available, but the better choice would be a flat trim board that surrounds windows and doors. These flat boards come with a rabbited edge that creates a hidden recess for the siding to slide behind. It works the same way the older J-channel works but it’s so much better looking.
The flat trim boards come in various widths. The wider boards work better at the outside corners of the house as it’s important to maintain scale when trimming out a house. The narrow trim boards used around windows and doors would look like pinstripes at the corners.
Don’t forget to look at the striking door surrounds that will really make your doors the focal point of the front and rear of your home. Some are simply breath-taking. You can now get gorgeous mounting blocks for exterior lights and electrical outlets that also have built-in channels on the edges. These really dress up the look of a vinyl-sided home.
Attic ventilation comes into play here too. Older homes always had square, rectangular, or triangular louver attic vents in the gable end. Those same vents are all available for vinyl siding and once again, don’t be afraid to make them a complementary color. Color experts might agree that these should match the trim color around windows and doors. Study the vinyl siding brochures and you’ll see what I mean about using a different color.
Here's a forest green attic vent. You can get all sorts of shapes and colors. CLICK or TAP HERE to see for yourself.
I would spend lots of time looking at the photo galleries at all the vinyl siding manufacturers’ websites. When you see a particular photo that puts your head on a swivel, study it and take notes as to exactly what you like about the photo. There’s no need to hope your new siding will look great. You can guarantee it by just finding a look you know looks superb.
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I know, I just landed in your Inbox yesterday.
But REMEMBER what I said?
The NEVER-BEFORE 20% OFF the Stain Solver sample size ENDS in about 8 hours.
I can just about GUARANTEE you'll NEVER see the price this low again.
What you see above are little guys, that's what we call them here in the office, already in the white boxes and the others are ready to pack for you.
Are you one that says, "BAH, Tim! Your Stain Solver doesn't interest me!"
Well, you're really missing out. Stain Solver is made in the USA with USA ingredients, it's certified organic and it WORKS!
Kathy and I started the company in 1996.
Over the past 24 hours if I told you how many 50-pound BUCKETS of Stain Solver we've sold to RETURNING customers, you'd be BLOWN AWAY!
Think about that.
Why would someone buy 50 pounds?
Simple. They might have bought a sample size, discovered how WELL IT WORKS, and then wanted the best price per pound.
Period.
CLICK or TAP HERE to place your order NOW!
Look for another email from me on Wednesday. I'm going to share a consult call I had this morning with Donna. You may have the same problem she does!
Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
Maker of Little Guys! - www.StainSolver.com
Crear of Brass Dust - www.W3ATB.com
Do It Right, Not Over!
You could be a new subscriber. Listen, this issue is NOT A NORMAL newsletter. Every now and then I have a sale on an incredible product my wife and I make. Today is one of those days. You'll see a normal newsletter next time.
Subscribers of Record: If you're not yet a fan of the magic Stain Solver, this may be the day you become a customer for life. Look at my Stain Solver Challenge below.
You've heard me talk about Stain Solver for years possibly. But you've might have ignored what I have to say.
Not too awful long ago I got a message from a subscriber that said, "You say such incredible things about the product that I feel it's TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. No cleaner could do all you say."
Well, Stain Solver is that great. I know there are folks out there that have been burned by outlandish claims. I don't make those about Stain Solver.
CLICK or TAP HERE to watch a bunch of short videos showing me using Stain Solver to clean stuff.
Stain Solver is owned by Kathy and me. It cleans HUNDREDS of things both inside and outside your home.
It's a non-toxic oxygen bleach.
Here's what others have to say about this amazing made-in-the-USA product:
“Love Love Love your Stain Solver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Connie S.
“Ordering was quick and easy - looking forward to using Stain Solver." James B.
“Love your product. Used on white exterior that had mold. Perfect product for the job.” James V.
“Great product and great customer service. Thank you!” Steve M.
“I've been a fan of Stain Solver for years now, this is my third order. I have a solution of it working on my outdoor water fountain right now, it always does a fantastic job. Thanks for this great cleaner Tim," Karen M.
“I’ve been using Stain Solver on a white tile floor which 'usta' have white grout. It's white again. Stain Solver always works!" Patricia W.
“Love love love your support!" Alma S.
“I love how Tim’s eyes match that shirt!" Mary P.
“Always fabulous customer service and a marvelous product!" Robbin D.
Stain Solver is on sale right now. CLICK or TAP HERE to place your order. You do NOT NEED a promo code. We've already LOWERED the price in the cart. You'll see the normal price by the SALE price.
The larger size you order - the GREATER the discount.
Here's what the discounts are for this sale:
Small Sample Size - 20% OFF - The price may NEVER be this low ever again. Here are the other sizes:
The SALE price for the SAMPLE SIZE is only good for the next 48 hours. You can get an even LOWER price per bottle if you order a CASE of them.
The sale price for the other sizes will last one week. All the prices go BACK UP on Monday morning September 2nd, 2019.
If you've NEVER purchased Stain Solver before I'm going to make you an offer you can't refuse.
Purchase some, even if it's just one of the small sample sizes.
When you get it if you have ANY QUESTIONS about how to use it, I'll call you on the phone. Yes, me the CEO of Stain Solver will call you.
I want to TRANSFORM you into a customer for life, so I'm happy to invest the time. I KNOW Stain Solver works. Tens of THOUSANDS of others like you know it works because they keep buying it.
When was the last time the CEO of a company called you? Yeah, I thought so.
CLICK or TAP HERE now to order.
That's quite enough for a Sunday.
Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
Co-Founder - www.StainSolver.com
Brass Pounder - www.W3ATB.com
P.S. I promised I'd share the video of the wacky radio antenna. CLICK or TAP HERE to see it.
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