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Comments (6)Hey, Terry. Don't know about a place in Bhm but I goto a place here in Prattville that is always honest and does good repairs. If coming this way, take the first exit, hwy 31 into town. Go through the main intersection, Walgreens on your left and Exon and McDonald's on your right. Just a little ways and Steve's repair is on your right. You'll see the lawn tractors parked out front. Even the girls at the desk know what they're talking about. They all are real helpful. Lynn...See MoreWork on Back Yard beds progresses and whats left for blooming
Comments (4)I like the outlining of your bed with rocks and it sounds like you will have a nice rich bed for those seedlings. Your lucky to have so many pods. I've got only 2 pods from crosses I did this year but that is okay. I'm running out of space for new seedling beds or should I say, I'm not willing to create another seedling bed LOL. Still have 4 trays of seedlings to get in the ground. Nice seedling pic. Julia...See MoreCan I use Bona traffic left-over from previous work?
Comments (2)Not to worry, Annie. The hardener just needs to be in a flowing condition and not gelled. If it will flow, you should be fine. I have mixed small amounts to do an occasional molding, saddle or other wood item and it's been fine. Try to mix it at the recommended ratio...i.e. one part hardener to ten parts Traffic....See MoreCheck out what I made yesterday...
Comments (19)I found the heat resistant fabric at a few places on-line for about $7/yard. It is called therma-flec. We talked in class that Joanna's sells some but it is quilted. The pattern calls for 2 layers of batting, so you could probably use the stuff from Joann's and just one more layer of batting. You can find the pattern on-line. It is made by sisters' common thread and it comes with the heat fabric. You can google iron tote pattern and find it, too. Robbi...See More- 9 years ago
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