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Curmudgeon
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Tip Of The Day
If you are ripping and shaping Azek,
don't wear your forest green chamois cloth shirt.
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KemoSabe
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Re: Tip Of The Day
For you guys that use hair product... you may want to avoid lubing your locks when machining Azek as well.
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Pro
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Re: Tip Of The Day
Note to self: no shirt, shave chest
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KemoSabe
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Re: Tip Of The Day
Have you heard the term "snowbird"?
I recommend at least a T-shirt, flashed properly so as not to encourage dust within the confines of your waistband.
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Re: Tip Of The Day
This is the best laugh i have had in a while
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Location: Berlin, MA
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Re: Tip Of The Day
Another tip: Make sure the hose on your shop-vac is connected to the "suck" port before turning it on in your client's living room.
That was a bummer to learn
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Trade: Carpenter/Remodeler
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Location: Long Island, NY
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Re: Tip Of The Day
To get rid of the electrified Azek snow use Static Guard before you cut. Spray a little on your saw and yourself.
![]() More useful non Azek tip NEVER fry bacon naked! |
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Re: Tip Of The Day
I am still finding Azek in my table saw, miter saw and pouch from a deck I did in December. Stuff never goes away.
Does the Static Guard really work? |
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KemoSabe
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Re: Tip Of The DayQuote:
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Re: Tip Of The DayQuote:
Oh yeah, I'm not looking forward to summer. It's been way too wet, the flying teeth are gunna be horrific.
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Trade: Carpenter/Remodeler
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Location: Long Island, NY
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Re: Tip Of The Day
It really does work. Spray it on any surface where you don't want Azek to stick to you. I would recommend spraying near your eyes...
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