GraveYard Shift BS

Get that money

 

Talking about long hours. When I was at Uniroyal I usually did all 7 days splits on Sunday (6am-12pm/10pm-7am). Happy to work straight 40 now

Good luck!

My cardio rehab Nurse started pushing pretty hard yesterday, sore today, and now she wants me to work out at home on my off days She was also asking when I planned on returning to work, 8 weeks or take the full 12, not sure what she met. I’m feeling really good now. (Week 5)

 

Glad to hear you're doing good. If you've got the time allotted, take it and heal up fully. Even if it's just extra relax time

 

I planned on it, but the Dr. has sign off on it after Nov. 25
Just realized Nov. 30 is 12 weeks.

 

Back in for nights tomorrow

 

pulled up youtube, hit a random key and this was the first musical suggestion haven't heard in awhile.

 

Messed the paint up a little on the tundra where I removed the TRD decals used adhesive remover and a paper towel and dulled the paint down in the few spots I had to remove the residue

 

little polishing compound followed up with a sealant then wax should do wonders. or how bad is "a little"

 

You have to look at it from an angle and know it’s there to notice it. And I know it’s there so I have to try and fix it what’s a good polishing compound?

 

I use mothers brand. not sure of exact one. doubt you'd need to go as far as using a cutting compound, but could be an option. if you have an orbital buffer it helps a lot.

 

should say an aggressive cutting compound. the mothers polish should be enough to bring it back

 

Getting close to 1,000 pages in this thread

 

so much random convos in those pages

 

In for 1/2 tonight. I have an orientee tonight. Trying to not loose my mind.

 

Last night before the weekend. After all these years it’s still weird going into the Packy to buy beer for consumption at 8AM...

 

7/7. 1 hour to go until my weekend.

 

...and on THAT note, this reminds me.

I have some scratches that SHOULD buff out OK, but I was told it should be wet-sanded. Any recommended places to look or techniques I should be looking for?

 

id try the buffer first, wet sanding is a one way trip to a new paint job

 

Wet sanding looks easy but can go south fast. Wouldn't necessarily shy away from it but practice on a spare part first. YouTube would be a good place to look, I know that's a broad answer but it always where I start

 

That's what a buddy here at work recommended.

He's done it successfully, I was just curious if anyone here had tried it before. Some YouTube resources are better than others!