Alabama thread!

Still has a wee bit more to go. And this is with stock leaf pack.

 

Question...

So my downstairs is concrete slab. I'm tearing the linoleum up that was covered by carpet before. The carpet tacks were nailed into the concrete and when I pulled them out it sorta "busted" the concrete in small spots and left little divots. What do yall recommend I use to fill those in? After I get that fixed I plan to rent a floor grinder to sand the whole floor and get all the linoleum glue off, then paint the floor.

 

Example of the issue

 

This is what I’d consider using, but I’m sure there are more qualified opinions in this group.

https://m.lowes.com/pd/QUIKRETE-10-lbs-Vinyl-Concrete-Patch/3510280

 

@baldridge pulling the pop-n-lock off to paint it is well worth it.

 

This crap sucks btw.

 

You ever get that feeling sometimes that you wish you hadn't started a project. lol

 

A lot.

 

Oh boy.

 

That insulation is actually from the ceiling. Trying to remodel and expand the master bathroom. It's a nightmare job. Also I dont know what I'm doing so there's that.

 

At least until I start filling it up.



Just sanded down all the hairs off the doors nd putting second coat of paint.

 

My issue with building a new shop. I know just like the old one that storage will be imminent. Reason I'm going 2 stories so the crap can go up top and I can use the shop on bottom.

 

You think you'd be willing to help me build a carport? I've got no idea how to do it so I'd need your expertise and I'll do the backbreaking crud.

 

When @JBTacoma says we are going to do the “harder” trails. Just some of the damage

 

Looks like a good excuse for a rear bumper.

 

Dang son

 

Gnarly

 

Gnarly is right. I have never wheeled that hard. I’m honestly surprised there isn’t more damage. But it was a blast