not so pros

[Czed]

All my saws are good. This is one that I recently acquired and want to bring back to life. No history on the saw.

I want to make sure the corrosion stuff is good before I go putting time and money into it.

I don't have pretty saws saws like these are what i run
@chipper1
Can give you saw maintance tips
He's all about the pretty

 

[Dub11]

Just turned 58K original miles cowboy on this one-owner, 13 year old Mega-Cab...I think I'm good in the trans dept for now.

Best bet would be removing the liner and redoing it good and right if it's that cherry

 

[USMC615]

Best bet would be removing the liner and redoing it good and right if it's that cherry

I think it'd be a not so wise choice to remove the entire headliner cover material over a couple of small areas like this. I've got some 3M spray adhesive in the shop, but it dries to a brownish color...would probably absorb through the thin liner material. I just need to find something that dries clear.

 

[p61 western]

I think it'd be a not so wise choice to remove the entire headliner cover material over a couple of small areas like this. I've got some 3M spray adhesive in the shop, but it dries to a brownish color...would probably absorb through the thin liner material. I just need to find something that dries clear.

Probably best to leave it to the pros before it gets worse, and then cost more money.

 

[Stump Shot]

I don't have pretty sawsView attachment 161283 saws like these are what i run
@chipper1
Can give you saw maintance tips
He's all about the pretty

That's a beauty right there, I don't care what anyone says.

 

[Stump Shot]

All my saws are good. This is one that I recently acquired and want to bring back to life. No history on the saw.

I want to make sure the corrosion stuff is good before I go putting time and money into it.

I really don't think you have to worry about it until it's been put back into the same kind of situation that let it start to begin with, then it will go like wildfire the second time around.

 

[P.M.P.]

Russian slapfighting
Is my favorite

 

[P.M.P.]

We are hammered wif snow

 

[leadfarmer]

Best bet would be removing the liner and redoing it good and right if it's that cherry

Or tell her to keep her feets off the roof [emoji16]

 

[Dub11]

Classic

 

[USMC615]

Or tell her to keep her feets off the roof [emoji16]

...sometimes that's easier said than done.

 

[p61 western]

Good afternoon fellas.

 

[leadfarmer]

...sometimes that's easier said than done.

Put a small dab of clear silicone along the edge then take your paper staple gun open it up and push a few small staples into head board to hold ti it drys then just pull them out

 

[USMC615]

Put a small dab of clear silicone along the edge then take your paper staple gun open it up and push a few small staples into head board to hold ti it drys then just pull them out

Good idea...that's what I'll do.

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

I do believe it's time for a beer

 

[Dub11]

Classic

 

[Czed]

Good afternoon guy'

 

[Czed]

Lunch
Beer brats on pepperjack cheese browned.
Out of buns wheat bread
Spicy mustard.

 

[beaglebriar]

Alright upholstery/vehicle interior guru's, here's what I've got...

...the colored liner material on my headboard, same colored material that wraps the visors, is coming loose in two spots, just left and right of center/rear view mirror area, where my headboard meets the top of the windshield. The areas are a couple of inches wide in both places, doesn't hang down to make anything look unsightly, etc and I can usually just reach up and press it back in place, and it'll stay for a day or two...then it wants to kinda creep down again. What sorta adhesive, even if in spray (I can spray it in a cup until it liquefies, then dab a little on with q-tips), to get this headboard liner material re-stuck to the headboard in these areas? I want something obviously that'll dry clear and not be unsightly.

And go...

Use headliner adhesive. I've been told Super 77 will not withstand the high temps inside a vehicle. I have a partial can left over from the Jeep headliner that'll probably never get used...

 

[Dub11]

Use headliner adhesive. I've been told Super 77 will not withstand the high temps inside a vehicle. I have a partial can left over from the Jeep headliner that'll probably never get used...

It doesn't,

Ask me how I know.