OOPH!

[donn0128]

I forgot how big my fiver is! Washed the roof, sprayed some 303 on it, washed the whole outside, painted the skylight, started waxing the nose. Anyone volunteer to help me clean and wax the rest of it? I will supply the cola.

[shepstone]

FishOnOne wrote:
I always wax the trailer during the winter. Turn on the space heater, apply wax to a section and set back and drink a cold Shiner Bock. When finished wip section to a luster. Then repeat...:C

Must be nice being able to wash and wax in the middle of winter........:( . Luv a nice Bock by the way .. Rub some more salt in the wound why dont ya..! **** I hate winter , still getting snow up here..

[FishOnOne]

I always wax the trailer during the winter. Turn on the space heater, apply wax to a section and set back and drink a cold Shiner Bock. When finished wip section to a luster. Then repeat...:C

[jfkmk]

rhagfo wrote:

jfkmk wrote:

gbopp wrote:
Cola? That's not much of an incentive for that type of work.

I was thinking of an Amber Colored Beverage in a can. :B

In a CAN?? For that kind of work, it better come in a bottle, and none of that Lite cr@&!

Many craft brewers sell there product in cans, they are better quality than regular beer cans. Makes having that container around pools etc.

So is it party time at Don's this weekend????

I stand corrected! Just haven't seen the good stuff in a can yet.

[laknox]

Geez. Head down to May-hee-co for a long weekend and have one of the campground crews do it. $3-4/ft, negotiable, wash and wax. 8-10 guys working and it's done in about an hour. Even soap and brush off the awning(s). 🙂

Lyle

[RollandB]

I'm not an IPA lover but there are still a lot of craft brews and so little time. don, is your rig shiny yet!

[rhagfo]

jfkmk wrote:

gbopp wrote:
Cola? That's not much of an incentive for that type of work.

I was thinking of an Amber Colored Beverage in a can. :B

In a CAN?? For that kind of work, it better come in a bottle, and none of that Lite cr@&!

Many craft brewers sell there product in cans, they are better quality than regular beer cans. Makes having that container around pools etc.

So is it party time at Don's this weekend????

[ACZL]

Can ship ya some Genesee where their "one brewery makes it best"!

Get or 5er out of storage at end of month. Then if the weather cooperates, it's wax time.

[allimax]

I live in New England, but am willing to travel for beer. Especially if it is Ballast Point Sculpin IPA. Brewed in San Diego. That's near you, right?

[bbaker2001]

we are coming to K-Falls next week

[donn0128]

Two buck chuck is good enough :B

[shadows4]

I would help for some wine. One of our local wineries makes a Strawberry/Rubarb that is to die for!!!

[rhagfo]

GBuilders wrote:
Don with this crowd it might be cheaper hiring someone. Beer and wine will be expensive and they probably want the $25 a bottle kind.

Good luck getting a bottle of Oregon Pinot Noir for $25! More like $55!

[GBuilders]

Don with this crowd it might be cheaper hiring someone. Beer and wine will be expensive and they probably want the $25 a bottle kind.

[IdaD]

jfkmk wrote:

gbopp wrote:
Cola? That's not much of an incentive for that type of work.

I was thinking of an Amber Colored Beverage in a can. :B

In a CAN?? For that kind of work, it better come in a bottle, and none of that Lite cr@&!

Canned microbrews are all the rage out in the northwest. I can buy my favorite Idaho brewed IPA in cans from Costco these days. :B