Colorado B.S. Thread

@literallynothing knows how to show a fella a good time

 

Did you do much other than watch and boss us around that day.

 

Of course!

I also laughed hysterically when Bret shot grease in his face with the compressed air.

 

I completely forgot that he did that.

 

That was a fun day. Perfect number of vehicles given that it ended up being snowy. Plus Mr. Beam did a good job of keeping me warm

I do good work

 

I need a hand with the bamf hd shackles.... Didn't you mention a plasma cutter or some torch you got for that job to be a bit smoother?

 

@odomandr Andy you guys were talking about the darn tough socks the other day what were the shirts?
I think it was you
Thanks

 

Has anyone here ever work with fiberglass and gelcoat repair. Like on boats and what not.... I need to do some repair to my bedsides before painting. Recommended products and kits? I've been searching online but figure I check here too.

 

Plasma cutter and taking the bed off is the easiest way

 

That's the easiest for sure. Grinding the heads off and trying to pop out the rivets with a ball joint press might work for you.

 

I’ve been buying my fiberglass materials from https://www.fibreglast.com/ for probably 20 years now.

 

Ll bean flannel

 

Nice thanks
Good gifts!!

 

I did mine this way and it did take some time and patience. With an extra set of hands you can use the ball joint press for almost all of them with careful placement.

 

I ask for one every year. I still have the first one from 7 or 8 years ago.

 

I ordered some of the darn tough socks for my family and myself ( I need gifts too )
Now to look at the shirts
Thanks again

 

I did find some fiberglass repair stuff at a boat shop on the south side of Denver. Just filled a couple tiny holes. We plan on buying some stuff called kitty hair to make some repairs. I broke the bottom of one side when I hit a rock and knocked the alignment out. Lol But that’s about the extent of what we’ve done.

 

I need to do mine too and yes, I did get a plasma cutter.
Had no plans to remove the bed though.... that sounds like misdirected effort to me if you have no other reason to remove it.

 

Trust me it’s not. Well if it’s an empty bed it’s a lot easier. If there’s a topper and draws then it’s not worth it.
We did Aaron’s with the bed on it was a pain getting into everything. min mine we pulled the bed and was super easy.