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Tony Starks''Don't lose this one''

What is what are those things are on your own off on your body dumb

what is an air cover?

im going to sub and like all ur vids

you are so creative keep up the work dude

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By the way, this gun is a broken unshootable decoy

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Really nice :)

Impressive keep up the good work 🔥🥶

Don't you lie to me boy

Thank you!

Thanks, DIj Man. That was a really great video!! Some additional comments: (1) Relay Junction block is how Mopar lists it. For 2007-9, the part number is 56049173AG and with a mopar discount it ends up $279 (this is 3/7/2023) (2) I followed all the steps in this great video, but I also did some leak tests using a garden hose just after the fuse block was pulled out and before continuing. (3), So, my leak was threefold - water was leaking thru the cowl at the windshield wiper post (I verified that this was causing some water dripping on the fuse box), the cowl also was leaking at the corners (where the cowl meets the windsheild side molding) into the engine compartment (so, a rainstorm would cause some issues), and the roof racks were leaking and caused the worst (of the three leaks) flow of dripping water onto the fuse block. (3) on the video, where you use that small wire brush on the circuit board, I believe that that size wire brush could damage the circuits on the board, although your video shows that it can take some beating and still work. So, I bought some small wire brushes which are intended for cleaning circuit boards, and they cleaned it up well enough - you can get a kit of 9 small wire brushes for about $11. fwiw.

You sir, saved my truck from a(nother) dent and a fistful of broken knuckles and we thank you for it

My wife and I did this job and I’m back on the road. Thanks man 🙏🏻

How much is a new or refurbished fuse board?

Worked for me thanks alot 🙏

Thank you

You never proclaimed to be an expert. You showed us how “you did your walkway”--so thank you for the tips of do’s and don’ts.

Awesome video, very informative. Don't know if it's my phone, but screen had 3 views. Thanks

Looks great! I appreciate the run through as I am always skeptical about the results of things like this.

It is very small

Hi, this exact thing happened to us and cost us $1200 as it fried our Alternator. Were you able to find the leak and repair it???

Yes sir!!

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2years you’ll see life changing money

We’re are ready to go!!!

Man awesome video. We have an 06 Durango hemi with only 92000. Sunroof clogged and water drained on fuse box and it hasn't been right since. Changed the ftc and oil sensor since that's happened because it basically made the vehicle shut down. Seemed ok for about a day then oil sensor code popped back up. Just removed the fuse box following you video instructions. Hoping this fixes my problems.

Wear gloves. Stager your rows.

Hi I've been thinking of doing this, but I heard you saying it is harder on a slope, it didn't seem to slope that much, I have a steeper slope than that can you tell me how it becomes difficult on a slope please.

That was wholesome 👍

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Very cool, and you made it look fairly simple, so thanks for the links too ! 🙂 looks really nice! Good job!..

I just got done watching another video, the guy has his comment section turn off, a sign of he knew he screwed up but act like it didnt take place. By far you did a lot better job.. Only one thing that bothers me with your project. I would have laid a base of sand or pea gravel from past experience project I did..

Awesome. I plan to do this over in Hungary, need to make a car park area. This looks awesome and gives a nice effect when finished. Maybe I'll cement the area first and then once dried and level use this or similar over the top.

Awesome

Well done!

I'm sorry I just couldn't watch this with the frame in a frame plus all the special effects. It was just too weird. How about a simple, straight forward video with clean and easy to understand info. Perhaps if you turn your phone sideways it will give you a nice landscape view and fill the frame.

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You have to remove the mold sooner than you do, if your cement doesn't keep its shape that means it was too liquid.

You don’t put sand underneath? Also, do you put grout in between when they dry?

get rid of the segmented camera lens

I have the same old I got it from Lowe's for $14 I used 80 pound bags of concrete I did two bags at a time with one bag of red dye that I got from Home Depot but two of the 80 lb bags will do right at three of the mode it looks good and I love the process one thing I noticed you were doing that I did when I first started the first couple ones is leaving the mold down for a couple minutes with the 80 lb bag you're supposed to use 3 oz of water per bag but I was doing for an ounces per bag and as soon as you're done putting the concrete in the mold you can pull it right up you don't have to wait so with 280 lb bags I was using 8 oz of water

Nice work overall, I'm laying a bunch myself right now. If you want to get a nice finish use something like the 5000 plus high strength mix, I switched to it and my finishes are beautiful. Also, if you're doing anything large like 100 forms or more buy a cement mixer. I got mine for 220 bucks and I feel like I'm saving so much doing it myself it's well worth it and also easy to sell when I'm done You can mix well in it then pour into a five gallon bucket and walk to and dump in form. I've been using two forms for speed and it works well when laying patios especially.

Can we see the finished product & your final thoughts and tips? Did you use a joint compound?

I like your bucket method! Glad I found your video! A wheelbarrow is not really logical for our home so I'm glad to have found your method. Is that metal mixing tool intended for mixing? What's it called or where would I find it at Home Depot?