Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[Iwndr]

Fertilized the lawn,. Supposed to snow tomorrow, it was in the 70's today

[Dave K]

[robert theisen]

That bacon needs a shave under it's arms.

[chpthril]

Stubble-city in them there pits

[hyphen79]

Fertilized the lawn,. Supposed to snow tomorrow, it was in the 70's today

It snowed here yesterday. DUMB!

[skippabcool]

Everyone must be out enjoying their boats

[robert theisen]

Everyone must be out enjoying their boats

They are easier to enjoy than these bacon pictures.

[robert theisen]

Watching the ACM awards.Sara Evans is singing now.

[skippabcool]

I second that the warranty should tansfer. What is the reasoning behind this? Is it to push people to a new boat? Give the dealers more work that is at a bigger profit?

[skippabcool]

Car warranties transfer

[Wakeman22]

Ewok...

I know that at some time you will see this. I found something that took the water spots off real easy. My neighbor at the lake owns a body shop. Was asking him about buffers. Of course his guy uses the heavy duty, very large ones. But we looked at the water spots and he say that vinagar would work. It was too windy today so I came home and tried it. It worked amazing. Got the boat wet, sprayed it on, wiped it with a rag and rincesed. It all came off. It just needs the cleaner polish now and a good coat of wax or two. I am still going to get and use a buffer. And then take better care and not let it get this way again. A wipe down each time coming out of the water for sure.

[Wakeman22]

skippa what was the reason you had to use diodes on you switch?

[skippabcool]

skippa what was the reason you had to use diodes on you switch?

I am using the factory switches. The top light or square lights up with the nav lights. The bottom bar light comes on when one of the pumps is switched on and get it power from that terminal. Essentially it creates a triangle and without the diode both pumps would kick on.

[skippabcool]

Ewok...

I know that at some time you will see this. I found something that took the water spots off real easy. My neighbor at the lake owns a body shop. Was asking him about buffers. Of course his guy uses the heavy duty, very large ones. But we looked at the water spots and he say that vinagar would work. It was too windy today so I came home and tried it. It worked amazing. Got the boat wet, sprayed it on, wiped it with a rag and rincesed. It all came off. It just needs the cleaner polish now and a good coat of wax or two. I am still going to get and use a buffer. And then take better care and not let it get this way again. A wipe down each time coming out of the water for sure.

That is what my parents use. A mixture of vinegar and water.

[skippabcool]

Its cheaper than the commercial stuff. Someone mentioned that you can add a bit of windex to the mixture as well.