Re: hydro dipping? Professional or DIY?

[adventurenali92]

@Tonyrodz , adulting! Having to be an adult full time and not just be a kid that gets to play with cars! Haha. The snow fall we had after thanksgiving kicked off our winter here. Which means I go back to work full time teaching snowboarding professionally. On top of having a client that I've known for years ask me to stay at their house and watch their dogs for the last two weeks while they went out of town for thanksgiving and then to Vegas for cowboy Christmas. Last night was the first night I got to be home since the night after thanksgiving. So hopefully in the next couple days before I go on a snowboard trip up north to mammoth I'll be able to get the project done. Maybe not installed quite yet but sanded, primered, dipped, and cleared before I leave for mammoth.

 

[Tonyrodz]

Hasn't snowed near me, yet! I bet you're enjoying the weather up there!

 

[05Single]

Adultering? Lol

No no that's illegal, tho I've never been caught yet

What is this cowboy christmas you speak of chase ?

 

[Tonyrodz]

No no that's illegal, tho I've never been caught yet

What is this cowboy christmas you speak of chase ?

Lol

 

[NathanJax]

All I see are excuses...

 

[adventurenali92]

@05Single , it's a big event in Vegas every year. All the big time western companies get together at a convention center and put stuff up for sale. Anything ranging from saddles to clothing to designer western hand bags, anything western or horseback riding related you can buy and for pretty cheap. It's a pretty damn awesome event.
@NathanJax , unfortunately adulthood hasn't taught me much, but it has taught me to make good excuses!!!
@Tonyrodz ,as much as I dislike my rig getting filthy from driving in the snow, I sure do love the snow because I get to go snowboarding and teach! Which also means nice paychecks which pay for all the stuff I want for my rig! Snow conditions in the slopes are fantastic right now!!