yea.... blah.. got to host the pics somewhere aside from Facebook. I'll do that soon. Its pretty ballin. It may be now seen roaming the streets of Chicago.
Sorry bout not updating... just got back from field training this weekend. ROTC stuff + midterms usually = too busy to do fun stuff.
i use http://www.Imageshack.us for quick uploads that ill only use once. but if its something im going to use over and over agian i use http://www.PhotoBucket.com. the log in and all that stuff takes to long for me compaired to imageshack click and its uploaded type page
oh and i was meaning to ask you, hows the floor holding up? im really thinking of painting my but im afraid it will wear off over time.
"Its not what you ride, its that you ride"
1996--------Honda Elite S-
1991--------Tomos Targa-
And a Bunch of other bikes.
Dac wrote:i use http://www.Imageshack.us for quick uploads that ill only use once. but if its something im going to use over and over agian i use http://www.PhotoBucket.com. the log in and all that stuff takes to long for me compaired to imageshack click and its uploaded type page
oh and i was meaning to ask you, hows the floor holding up? im really thinking of painting my but im afraid it will wear off over time.
Thanks.... lol I'm not really new to forums and posting pics.... I was a mod on a handful of sites actually. Just no time to post hella pics. I'll link to my flicker account when I have time to upload new pics to it. (Photobucket is garbage IMHO).
The floor seems to be holding up for now... remember to prep like crazy and it should be durable.
Dac wrote:i hoped not i was just saying what i use. when you say prep like crazy? like scratch pad it ?
3m Scotch Bright pads (the green ones) are gods gift to the DIY painter. Perfect for prepping little things for paint. I'm going to start a new thread so I'll leave it at that.
clocklaw wrote:Nice job....I like the "Suzie Homemaker" shot too!
Haha yea, people usually get a kick outta that. Opposite end of the spectrum than what people are used to-- Andrew in full battle rattle, ruck sack, M4 in hand... ha.
clocklaw wrote:Nice job....I like the "Suzie Homemaker" shot too!
Haha yea, people usually get a kick outta that. Opposite end of the spectrum than what people are used to-- Andrew in full battle rattle, ruck sack, M4 in hand... ha.
Man, redoing a seat looks easy. My mother-in-law has a really nice sewing machine...hmmmmmm.....
clocklaw wrote:Nice job....I like the "Suzie Homemaker" shot too!
Haha yea, people usually get a kick outta that. Opposite end of the spectrum than what people are used to-- Andrew in full battle rattle, ruck sack, M4 in hand... ha.
Man, redoing a seat looks easy. My mother-in-law has a really nice sewing machine...hmmmmmm.....
Dude... it really is quite easy. At the very worst you waste like 10 bucks on vinyl and some thread. Sew skills come in handy let me tell you... I like to think I have a nice original one-off shift boot in the CRX
(BTW to anyone who is * because I killed a seatcover it has holes along the bottom rear edge.)
