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I want to thank Gina/ Don from Walttools for their patience and support, without which it wouldn`t have been possible for me to get their products overseas... wow, got my goodies in time! Thanks…Continue
Started Nov 9, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
These are some pretty old granite rocksContinue
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Posted on May 26, 2012 at 3:59pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I`ve manage to carve some decent rocks for deco purposses, but time for acrylic water painting has come and find myself in trouble, lol. I do have a good painting basic background, nonetheless coloring separate rocks that are so close, like the ones showing on main page made by Nathan seems a titanic work. Even though I`m after a few different colors and tones for the column stones, spraying neighboring ones with wrong color to then go over, and over to repaint seems a foreever lasting …
ContinuePosted on January 28, 2012 at 8:06am 2 Comments 1 Like
I need to make a sample board, more precisely a worn, weathered one. An actual old piece of wood shall help, but tips and advise are very useful. Thought about making a few texture rollers since I lived far from US, and by the time I order and receive shipment oportunity may be gone, at least to make the sample for a client. Coloring the foix bois is of no concern Any tutorial reference on this, tips of any sort? Your input is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Posted on December 22, 2011 at 6:59am 3 Comments 0 Likes
Just wonder since I first learned about Walttools here, if someone could assist me on this: are they closed for Xmas? I`ve send two e-mails to cs@walttools.como and got no answer yet. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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Enjoyed your work. Nice brick work, but really loved the grape vine too!
Wlcome.
Kenny, coincidentally I had just Googled for info and came into that site you`re posting . Thank you much though.
Nelson. Pools need a skimer ay water line to accept leaves and other debrie and a main drain at botttom for circulation. There should be 2 or more return line also for circulation[depending onn the size of pool]. Spas usually have a skimmer and 2 drain in bottom or 1 in side wall to eliminate suction entrapment. The number of returns depend on the size of the pumps and the amount of action you want. The returns could be any where from 3 to 8 or possibly more depending on your pump system.
The question was directed to Don Yeager, but Don Hansen, buddy I truly appreciate your answering, as obvious/stupid as my question may have appeared. I`ve learned a bit about skimmers, vacuum cleaning ports and all that... Thanks really, more of this needed in the forum, unfortunately not all of us here are pros so that`s where curiosity and dumb questions may pop up. lol
There are no dumb questions except for the ones not asked. I know quite a bit about all kinds of cement and concrete work as I have been doing this for 53 years. I also do not know a lot about this type of work but have had a lot of info from others that do.I am always happy to pass on what I do know and hope I can help others.
thanks nelson!
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