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This paint job is going to look good. :jumpin::popcorn:

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I was wondering about starting a "Car" thread in the Conversation or Mess Hall forum, and you just inspired me here to give it a shot, cucvrus. Wish me luck!

That IS a good-looking hotel, and the chow looks really good, too!

You're asking about the various differences in "sheen" for finish coats. Here's a little summary about that you'll want to check out: http://www.behr.com/consumer/products/compare-paint-sheens

Is it like an Old West saloon or something?

Here's one trick to the two board types: - Your 1" boards of pine are likely only 3/4" thick, but - Your typical !' oak board will be a full 1" (something known as 5/4 stock). It's just a little twist of lumber standards in the U.S., and it means that those pine boards will be mighty easy to...

Likely white pine that you got there, and for interior conditions that stuff is plenty fine. But white pine is a relatively "soft" wood (fast growing), and just doesn't hold up real well outdoors. But you can stain it, and that will help it last a little longer than usual. But you have to...

You mean Texas, right?

At 600+/-MPH dozens of feet is STILL plenty close; that kind if lying is sure impressive. :jumpin:

It looks like your load and your "hauler" are about equal weights, but I thought maybe because the trailer was so low that might make it less noticeable to haul, but now I know that's not true. :popcorn:[thumbzup]

True, but better check that fine print; the prize might not have been all that great :mrgreen:

This is the first I heard about "doc", so "Fifi" isn't the only airworthy B-29 now, is that right; now there are two!?

You all could be "Big Brother" and "The Holding Company" (automatic theme song included). :naner:

You and me both.

Okay, now you're getting ugly...:jumpin:

That's a beauty. What's with the little "cabinet"/ build-out at the windshield on the driver's side; what's going on there?

That's great set-up. [thumbzup] How's the driving with the trailer, do you even notice it?

Is that the idea behind "high build" primer; it's more than a few mils thick and so bridges a lot of rough spots in the surface; kind of a self-leveler?