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    Totally NDR - removing White Pine tree Sap from wooden decking

    Got one worse. Was driving my truck home a fews weeks back. Could not avoid the freeway paint strippers. Got all over my truck. I tried everything I could think of with zero luck. Took it to my favorite shop. They tried everything with no luck. Ended up having to paint every panel except...
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    Totally NDR - removing White Pine tree Sap from wooden decking

    I've looked at selective trimming but don't think I could eliminate the sap issue. These trees are huge. While I could get to the lower branches, there are still those over 100 feet tall I couldn't ge to. I may have to call our tree expert to come and see what he could do.
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    Totally NDR - removing White Pine tree Sap from wooden decking

    Used a power washer the last couple of years. I have a lower pressure electric one that doesn'y damage the wood. Had to buy this one to pressure wash the logs the cabin is built out of. higher pressure would damage the wood without a doubt. I am considering renting a floor sander and run over...
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    Totally NDR - removing White Pine tree Sap from wooden decking

    Latex paint. Paramount Brand from Menards. The total deck area covered is about 12' X 50". Can I brush or roll on the turpentine and then powerwash off? Not concerned about harming the paint. Recoating takes very little time compared to getting rid of the sap. Only way I found to do so is a...
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    Totally NDR - removing White Pine tree Sap from wooden decking

    We have a few big white pines uo at our cabin and the branches hand over our wooden deck. Deck is coated with a Solid Stain. In the past 2-3 years, a significant amount of pine sap has dripped onto the deck making it basically useless as every time you walk on it, your shoes get the sap on...
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    Brain trust plumbing help...

    I don't think this would work. Could maybe try the fast cure version of this. This family of products are moisture cure urethanes. They pull water from the air to cure. Don't know if they will cure when covered with soil but there is moisture in dirt.
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    Minnesota in October

    Get in touch with me prior to your trip and I'll tell you about the area west of Alexandria
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    Beavertail Stealth flipover Blind

    Anyone know anything about this blind? I can see it possibly fitting very well on my ducker and solving some issues I have with my current blind. It has overhead camo, it would protect me from the rain and I could put a small ice fishing heater inside to keep me warm when the temperatures drop...
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    How to secure this seat

    Understood Dave. I still think the bracket would pivot upwards unless the carabiner goes through the seat bracket and the rail area. II'll have to do some noodling on this. The dor you drew is towards the back. I think moving the carabiner to the front end would be better as this is the end...
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    How to secure this seat

    Should have mentioned if I didn't, I only want the seat in this position when driving the boat, When I get to the hunting spot, I will move the seat more towards the middle of the boat.
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    How to secure this seat

    I think I made my post more complicated than needed. The issue I am having, is that this bracket pivots. For example, using your picture the seat would still pivot. Where your yellow dot is is towards the rear of the boat. The bracket pivots, not the whole bracket moving upwards. Let's say...
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    How to secure this seat

    I am trying to figure out the best way to secure this seat. For those familiar with a Lund Ducker, this is the repositionable bench seat. I can pick it up and move it forward or backwards. Kind of a neat feature. One thing that needs improvement is to stop it from tilting when I reach back...
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    Lighting shop with track lighting...

    Could use perimeter lighting (fixtures that hold outside flood lights for example). Pint the ceiling with the most reflective paint you can find and point the flood lights up and bounce the light off the ceiling. They also make fixture that hold T8 blubs and reflect the light up instead of...
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