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Can't answer that. I've only blasted glass, (made a cool wine glass for wife), and stainless steal. Actually got ballzy and blasted my new Stainless Kimber Raptor. I do know that you should always start low because you can't get back what you remove. I guess in your case is get the finish you want and get it even, then do your coating. Do some googling beading. I did a bunch of research before I got crazy. I've never cerakoted before so.....

lol, you quoted me as I fixed it. 100 is too high. Mess with it between 40-50 or so. Use a med size. Min 6-8 inches away and keep it moving.

Reblast it. Experiment with lower pressures.

Lol, I'll take them before hurricane coastal winds over 50mph. Glad its safe by you but don't think it can't happen bro.

Massive tropical storms, etc. No thanks! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

They have the Bruce Gray adjustable triggers too. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Scarey short!

I was one of them 'children' my friend. But it was in a subtle way. It was before he added that little ditty about the citizens too. I only believe he added that as a result of some of the backlash. When he added it, I also said thank you too. I don't believe only a few should voice or hold back. I do believe if he is smart, sincere and honest enough, he can read between the lines and grasp our issue. Wasn't meant to knock him in any way. My old friend, we've been around long enough to know how things got to where they are. But when you have a full house of anti dems with a bully at that top of the line, we will always be suspicious. I applaud what he is doing and wish all the luck to him and your group. Soon as a get a few more bux, I'll send them down your way.

Morgan is good for that roll as he has been in others like Supernatural, The Watchers, etc. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Swiney will toss it as always. I hope for the best though as anything is better than nothing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Kewl, but your link is broke. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Another problem is when the parents don't teach or explain things and don't have direct eye to eye discussion, the kids merely just mimic what they here without any understanding.....

They wont go through any process. Never have, never will. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got the Decibullz... Work great for range and blocking snoring. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

AK is back! Run to the choppa! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had a million dollar bond that was relatively cheap. But I don't recall company. Ty in the above link has the same thing for about 140 bux. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Axe, that first paragraph you stated that you should by another house and that flood insurance is high to keep you from doing so is not only fair, but incorrect. My house, (never been touched by the river), has been in my family since pre 1940.... When I first took over the house in 1986, the insurance was only a few hundred bux. But as I said, when there are floods anywhere, your insurance will rise and they did to well over 1500 bux before I dumped it. There are people paying well over 2k easy. So an out was not feasible at the time. So your statement really holds no weight. Now on the other hand, if you bought on the river, all bets are off. I know for fact that folks that did not make a lot of money took their chances just so they could be in our town where schools are good and the location enabled good transportation. We have access to mass transportation and Rt 80 and 46 runs through here. Everything else you said, we already did. So this is pretty much a dead horse. Difference now is you can shop for insurance where we had no choice. That's why I went for the exclusion. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Good deal. Could have been worse with another anti in there. I agree, one step at a time is better than two steps back. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yep, shame on me. I forgot about that. But everything I depicted to get out of a zone to avoid paying at all is accurate. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So we can have both? A blast shield on a Surefire? Been seeing them used on Hawaii 5-0 I believe. Never seen them before. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Blast shields legal? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes, talk to your town inspector. He/she might share some intel. But what you can also do is bring up the Fema map for your area and see if there have been any exclusions between you and the river. Burden of proof is on the policy holder. You have to do your research. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I live 2 blocks from the Passaic River. An act of God would have to cause a Tsumami to get the river to me. It would have to climb over 26ft past flood stage to reach me. Never gonna happen. Odds are in my favor. The people that live on the river have had their houses annihilated by floods. That is the worse case scenario by me. Take it from experience. To each their own. Only the home owner can decide if its worth it. But $60k paid out so others can submit claims is nuts! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yes, its worth it. If your home never was flooded by a river, take a 30 yr mortgage and times that by your premium. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That is correct. Your mortgage company wants to protect their investment. Now if you are sure your house/neighborhood has never been touched by actual flood water, you may be able to get out of it. I live in a flood zone and had my house removed from the flood plan. Here is some facts first. - Edited.... Ya can shop for flood ins. - There are differences how the perception of floods are viewed. a) Floods as the word sats and depicted by Fema for example is one whom lives on the river where the river actually comes in the home and surrounds it is considered a 'flooded home'. b) If you/like myself, have never had actual floods come into home from the river, BUT had water in their basements, will most likely not be covered if damage occurs. Why? Because in most areas, there are water tables. Example, my slop sink filled halfway with water. That means any drain lines in the floor, cracks, over flows, etc., is still not considered a flood. It means the water table, (under ground), is saturated and when saturated, the water table will rise as flood waters increase. This is not covered under flood insurance. However, it is covered under waste, sewer and water backup and is a separate amendment to your home owners insurance. Its only like an extra $60 a year and is not controlled by the Feds or Fema. c) What you have to do.... 1) Go to the Fema web site and download all forms required for exclusion of the flood zone. You will have to hire a surveyor who specializes in doing a Height Evaluation and Certificate. They will come to your home, do the survey. They will mail you a Height Elevation Certificate. That and all completed forms must be mailed to Fema for consideration. They will say yay or nay and present you with the letter accordingly. If they exclude you or reduce your zone type, you contact your mortgage company, explain what your intent is and mail them copies of everything. Make sure they say they will honor the decision and allow you to either drop the insurance or get less coverage because in a lesser flood zone. (A, B, X, etc).., I've done it because my house has never been touched by the river and this house has been in my family for over 75 years. Fema excluded me and I dropped it. Wish I would have known to do all this because I paid insurance for over 22 years. Got to remember something which is why FI is such bullcrap. If the Mississippi River floods and destroy homes, your insurance goes up. Hope this helps. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk