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Keep the garden hose handy, If it weren't for the spider webs, dry leaves and wasps nests being flammable, maybe so! I've seen no fading since the video was made and I'll guess that it goes on close to as long as the original surface did before it faded. Good luck and thank you for watching!

Thanks, Ill skip. Clear peels off vinyl in no time. Vinyl grows and shrinks with temperature changes, clear coat doesn't. There's a balance between easy and functional.

Ahh, my bad... its MAPP gas, burns a little hotter. should be right next to the propane tanks in home depot, lowes etc. Ill drop in some words on an edit as soon as I can. propane probably would give a little more heat control, but I found mapp to be just about perfect, but maybe practice on the back side of the panel if youre new to mapp gas. the top unit needs to be mapp gas compatible, some only run on propane.

the heat is sort of re-activating the top layer of plastic as if it was liquid in the mould. Just enough heat for the top layer to liquid and set back quickly before it distorts the over all shape. Not exactly burning off anything but sort of healing it. Thanks for reaching out and good luck!

@@Mid-Life-Hobbyist Thank you for your quick response!

5 years limited on home use. there are details on the home depots website. I have seen one returned so far, it was left outside in weather and the screen failed. still ran and mowed, though.

Thank you!

Will do! Thank you! only 27 more shutters left to do 😉

Thanks, will do! and I really appreciate the like and share!

Thanks, Tim! works on alot of plastics, and it's kinda fun in a Pyro kind of way

Glad you were able to get repaired, yes not necessary to remove the top, it was exploratory.

So, you do not have to remove the hinges to lift the top? I have to replace the door lock on mine.

@@Mid-Life-Hobbyist So, you do not have to remove the hinges to lift the top? I have to replace the door lock on mine.

Its the real Mccoy. I've seen some that were propane converted but this one is rolling coal.

Welcome to share it with everyone, helps the youtube channel by algorithm, Thanks again.

Thanks, Tim! Have a great evening :)

Pretty darn special. He's had a rough time thru the winter, double knee surgery. Looks like he's ready for springtime, though. Chased a chipmunk yesterday.

He doesn't seem to have any troubles with dairy, the last bit of icecream stuck to the bowl is typically his. I'm not sure it's dairy in that bowl. She goes for almond milk. He does like the apple slices.

Thanks Tim! He is our bestest boy 😀

Thanks, Hes got alot of personality. He just went through a double knee surgery and he is getting back to his normal wild side 😀.

Thanks again!

Town is named Boothbay Harbor

@@Mid-Life-Hobbyist Oh-key-doe-key

Thanks! Im sure it will!

@@Mid-Life-Hobbyist hopefully if VMT decides

More than welcome to share it up, It might help awareness that these things still exist!

@@Mid-Life-Hobbyist yep it’s sure does at 73 years old steam locomotive

@@Mid-Life-Hobbyistbtw can I use this? I’ll credit you

Thank you!

Yes, we spent the whole day chasing it. Challenging because it was moving right along

@@Mid-Life-Hobbyist it’s currently t the Virginia museum of transportation And it might take part of the Roanoke railfest

I know it must be quite an effort to make it all come together between the key personnel, equipment, and costs must be... wow. That's why I dont mind going a distance to see one rolling coal again.

Thank you sir. Takes time to make these. Appreciate the recognition!

I don’t live in the us🥲. But I’ll be ready for sure

Couldnt figure out where the clunking was coming from, got desperate, and electrical taped it to the radiator frame 😀

Manning lake in Gilmanton, NH.

Thanks, they nested across the street and love to hang out on that tree in the back yard for the view. I can't wait for spring and their return!

Lol, didnt even think of that... Next time!!!

It was maximum effort with my fear of heights. 😫

Thats her name! Shes famous now!

And were a chipper 28⁰ in New England, thank you!

Backstory: 1st time on the boat for the boy, he hasnt a clue what is going on and I manage to land a fish. My thoughts were that he needs to be involved and comfortable with whats going in and out of the environment. I let him have his way with the small "junk" fish so he could be more familiarized with the process. He basically ate the fish, much like he ravages his chew toys. now he doesnt go on the boat when the fishing is goin down anymore! We also had him balanced on a kayak. Had to start with him on the lawn with it and then to the water. Too bad he cant do the fishing thing, but he is a good little 1st mate otherwise.

I agree, these toys are actually full of problems from the plush to the squeaker. We supervise him and then it ends up in the trash within minutes.

Just can't get into it this year. Meh.