New England B.S. Thread

I'd either get a collector to appraise it or just list it on Ebay with an insane high reserve like $100k per piece, at least you can get a figure on its worth and decide what to do

 

That's insane. But like a pair of boots is like $17. He has SOOOO many pairs of shoes and boots and fins... He has a mint jeep with trailer, a helicopter, etc.

He actually took care of his toys as a kid. I remember throwing my tonka trucks and riding them like skateboards...

 

If you do a high res you don't have to sell if it doesn't hit. JUst gives you a real time estimate of it and you can decide to relist to sell or hold on

 

Probably better to part it out

 

Anyone know of a attachment that goes on a drill to sand wheels. I hate doing it the hand way and would love to get something that's gonna get into the wheel and sand it good. I used something with wire brushes on it last time but after 5 mins, the brushes were gone lol. I need something that gonna last. Or I'll just have to buy 30 of them haha.

 

What about something like this? Not sure how long it would last though

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...word=sanding+wheel&storeId=10051#.URhgO62KfFI

 

Never used that one before but for the price, I could buy alittle and see. I need like a stanless steel brushes. My friend Matt had one but idk where he got it from

 

Much more $$ that way, post each piece separate man

 

Yeeeeepppp! Gonna get a cut of all the sales

 

Either that or bring them to a toy show, that would get you a pro's opinion

 

Too much shit. It's a pain.

 

Sand flea finishing mop. Its what i used to sand wood carvings, they get in all the crevices better than any flap disc sander

 

Never heard of that. Will have to check it out. Gonna go to Home Depot tmw and see what I can find. I think it would be better to use a power drill and deff save some time then spending hours by hand you know?

 

Miguel for the 10th time post pics or send me them

 

Ya for sure. I dont think you can find a finishing mop there, its kind of a specialty tool. You should ask someone tho and see how they look at you lol. But a high grit flap disc wheel will help, just be careful its easy to get carried away. They make those for dremels also to get into really tight spots. You will still probably have to do some hand sanding either way

 

and here is what matt has
http://www.homedepot.com/buy/milwaukee-4-in-crimped-wire-wheel-brush-48-52-5070.html#.URhmAaXLQrk

Its a wire wheel

 

pick up a sand blaster on CL for cheap... you can get one for under a hundred bucks, and that would make easy work of it.

 

Try plan A then..trust me. Or read up on them online, there's got to be a price guide out there for it

 

If I want to sand the rust off my wife's Rav4 stock rims, what's the best way? and how to repaint them?

Guessing I'd have to have the tires removed first..probly should where they're almost brand new

 

for rust? best way is to just grab some sand paper, do a quick little scrub on them, then stick playing cards between the wheel and tire, and paint them. easy job.