@@dishandeshapriya9830 it’s a thin chemical layer than dries hard and bonds to the surface. It protects the paint but not to the level of protection from rock chips. Similar to wax. Fills in microscopic pores in the paint which makes it slick.
When you spray and use applicator then try to make in horizontal motion first and then in Vertical motion. This way the product is evenly applies on the surface.
you saved more than that, I was quoted over $3000 to put shades in at the ceiling level, for my huge skylight "holes" in the ceiling, didn't explain that very well, but to cover the holes in the ceiling which are very large with room darkening shades, so bright in the summer and lets in so much heat and then in the winter the heat goes right up there and it's cold. thank you for the idea!
Last week I received a Pizza Party pizza oven and the same damage and the same corner was damaged. And I mean damaged. The corner was hit so hard that the face had a bulge of a 1/4". Not only this but the SS legs were scratched because of poor packaging. But wait....the legs were made wrong and cannot be connected. I asked for a full refund or send me a new one or give me a credit of $491.25. Pizza party offered a $200.00 refund or they will pick it up. So as of today I'm sending it back for a 100% refund. The shipping carton had no exterior damage. That told me that this oven had to be dropped at the factory then shipped and hoped for the best. So buyer beware.
Definitely poor packaging. I came close to requesting it to be returned as well but my options for NG were very limited and my damage was something I could live with. I will be doing an honest review soon but was wanting to get a few cooks on it first.
My current thermometer only goes up to 850 and to cruises past that pretty fast. I usually kick it up full blast while getting my stuff ready then turn it down about medium right before tossing in the pizza. Will be doing a video soon about me using it. Plan on recording today.
Great stuff, and i mean this is the nicest way possible, its nice to watch someone make something that didnt come out perfect! sometimes the metal gets hot and bends, most other videos everyones a pro at everything, but its nice to see someone do a good job, and just work with what they can do.
I put mine up, make sure to put up the shade first, then the drop ceiling framing, total cost was under $40, $30 for the 18" x 48" pleated room darkening shade and $7 for a 12' piece of metal drop ceiling frame. Not too shabby and looks great!! Thanks again for this HUGE gamechanger!!
So the fescue will withstand leaving the Meso, on the leaves ? No need to water in ? I swore i did a test spot last yr on a bit of clover creepin in on my sod , and it torched it 😞
I just did this in my place, and it worked great! A possible snag might be if the shade is a little too wide for the space you're installing when you get it out of the package. Mine was like that, so I just sawed off about a quarter inch with a hand saw, until it fit perfectly. $80 total cost, saved me hundreds and my friends were all quite impressed! Thank you for the great idea and video!
Yes, you can burn your lawn with any decent fertilizer with higher nitrogen levels but honestly, you’re only going to do damage if you dump a bunch in one spot. I never worry about getting it exact. I have used 2x the amount in spots trying to use up the end if a bag and it just grows faster. To be safe, lower the feed rate and do more passes. Also make sure your spreader stops dumping product when you stop/let go of. The handle
Thank you sooooo much for this!!! I hope your son does a better job filming next time LoL this was so amazing and saved me a whole bunch of money!!! I was able to do a kitchen skylight 44X45 and a bathroom 21X21 for under $30 and now it’s become even cheaper since they sell the blinds in a 4 pack for cheaper so gonna do the whole house. Thank you thank you! Keep up the great work!!! You’re the only one anywhere making it this easy. Any other house tips???
Great idea! I have been using two tension rods and a front door skylight curtain, but after 17 years it finally disintegrated... Good to have your son learning from you, too; I had to teach myself and made a lousy teacher and worse student!
This is brilliant - thank you for this. I have the exact same situation in my office where my desk is under a skylight. Would love to know how this is holding up after a year.
I'm really liking this idea !! GREAT job !! My kinda guy !! The prices these people charge these day are nothing short of OUTRAGEOUS. Had a guy quote me $750 A DAY. to re-top my deck wood. Did it myself for a little more than he was going to charge for one days "work" (if I "helped" , and he played manager I suppose, and of course I had to supply all the materials...and HELP ( do most of the work I'm sure ...lol) Pain in the butt problem with a REAL simple, INEXPENSIVE solution !! LOVE IT !! Thank You for a TO THE POINT video without the bells and whistles and nonsense included...
I just used your tip to install my own skylight shade. Using the drop ceiling framing was a great idea. I bought a shade 1/2" shorter than the inside width of the window and the rails cover up the sides perfectly. I bought some magnets just in case it didn't shut all the way, but my shade was long enough. Thanks for sharing your idea!
