Cap City Build & BS AF

I like well-built plus size women. They gotta be pretty

 

Just have to pick up the saw horses from @riz_atx

 

Go buy your own man!

Handy to have around. Think I paid $30 for a set from Rural King.

 

Dang it dude!!!

I'm not trying to spend more money!

I won't use them often enough to need my own set.

Besides, I wouldnt buy a cheap set IF I would buy some.

 

Come by anytime to grab them

These are nice metal ones that are adjustable. Chad, you live so close, you can always borrow them mang

 

Thanks dude!!!

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Forgot to ask you....How you feel about them being partially black?

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Dood. Most people make saw horses with a bracket kit and 2x4s

And, you're a home owner. You will use saw horses if you don't outsource everything.

I'll stop thinking logically and help you spend your money from now on

 

The main system I use to do my job is down...and this is my day to play catch-up. Fuuuuuuuuuudge.

 

I do appreciate it man.

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Just cant afford to spend any extra money right now.

 

hmmmm the main system we use at work is down today (shutting down new system goes live Monday)... land o lakes doesn't sign your checks do they?

 

Calling horseshit early on this one.

 

Just cuz Chad's made a decision, and it appears that he's doing it himself?? I don't understand why you are not just sitting there holding your breath waiting.

 

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Really hoping to get it done!!!!

Just wondering how to hang the bumper from the saw horses.

 

Not worried about it brah! You could use those wire hangers with the white paper on them. bend them over themselves into a loop and it hsould be strong enough

 

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I laid my shit on the ground and painted it. Who the hell hangs a bumper?

 

There were no indentations or anything from the ground?

 

Guess you could primer the back, let it dry, flip over, primer the front, let dry, and then do it like that for the paint too. I suggested he hang it since it would make it much easier

 

I put a sheet down on the concrete floor and put it face down. Painted the back of it first. Let it dry and then turned it around and painted the outside you see last.

Primer first then paint. I actually put a few coats of each on.