Just finished brown breading my doors. My hands are throbbing...they were bleeding profusely. I discovered there are a lot of sharp objects in the door. I think I have to go get a tetanus shot now. Should I leave the red artwork all over the brownbread? It has kindofanabstract swirly thingagoinon.

 

tetanus shot - very funny! Just spray it with some alcohol - that will help, he he.

 

Cascade usually works better for doors and curves and such(easier to work with), and brown bread for the flat spots

 

I vote for Mechanix Gloves too

 

Check your local Safety supply stores for Best brand working gloves. They make all different kinds, and not very expensive. I have a couple pair of Nitri-Flex Lite 4500.
Best Gloves

And you've got to respect installers; an electronics expert, automotive mechanic, contortionist, designer, and grunt all rolled into one [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

Gene

[ September 19, 2004, 08:05 AM: Message edited by: Fever ]

 

As long as the installer isn't from Future Shop [img]tongue.gif[/img]

jk jk jk

 

Cuts and scars add character....

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oooooooo... hahahahaha