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Brother, I am glad that you are here to tell the story (and with all of your pieces unharmed and still in place +/-). Like "YIKES"!

I like those kinds of stores. There are still a very few around here (I can count maybe 4-5 within the whole DC metropolitan area), but they're getting thinned out fast. They kind of go hand-in-hand with the old "greasy-spoon" walk-up sandwich shops; great tradesmen chow, but they're...

They are a great idea! I've used something similar for carpentry back when I did some technical work for theater; things called tee-nuts. The riv-nuts are like tee-nuts, only for sheet metal instead of lumber; that's a great item.

I've seen pop-rivets, but can't remember seeing any of these (Lowes, Fastenal, and like that). Where do you buy them?

You all mean one of these right? They're pretty slick.

Do you have any pics of those in place?

They're always a nuisance, climbing up on stuff; those d*** goats.

I would have thought it might be a little quieter after all that you did. Still, considering everything: - are you pretty satisfied yourself?

These thicknesses are so thin and tiny, Hard Head; how in the heck are you measuring them?

You might want to watch putting down finishes where you're heating with a salamander heater like that. It's been a long while and I forget the details now, but: - Did a job years ago and had an epoxy floor in the project and we had just closed in the shell but the building HVAC wasn't...

Whoa! That's new to me; pretty cool.

Hey, THAT is brilliant. Did you get that idea on your own or catch it from somebody else? That is a genius idea for temporary stencils. [thumbzup]

I never heard if it as a spray. Used the dip, but maybe I should have used some kind if primer, because the dip always seemed to start failing after not too long.

That video clip is VERY convincing; wow. That product does the job by all appearances. The question is: - What's the cost?

It is very impressive the level of detail you are going to here; my hat's off to you. And I don't know if any material is publicly available from the USN, but if you want to know about vibration dampening/ sound-deadening, nothing beats the systems on board the fleet's subs; that's the...

It's good stuff, for sure!