a new topic that jeff was talking about

so we all know we like fishing. what about who are and what we do for work? my name is james im a plumber and can do side work for the people on the forum for half the price another plumber would charge you. if you need help just let me know. good idea for this topic ED!

BASSGEEK wrote:so we all know we like fishing. what about who are and what we do for work? my name is james im a plumber and can do side work for the people on the forum for half the price another plumber would charge you. if you need help just let me know. good idea for this topic ED!

how far do you travel?

Teacher of CPR and medical Classes both high school and adults, and Custom Rod wrapper.

smith's handpoured baits wrote:

BASSGEEK wrote:so we all know we like fishing. what about who are and what we do for work? my name is james im a plumber and can do side work for the people on the forum for half the price another plumber would charge you. if you need help just let me know. good idea for this topic ED!

how far do you travel?

what do you need done? how far is lake isabella drom orange county?

BASSGEEK wrote:

smith's handpoured baits wrote:

BASSGEEK wrote:so we all know we like fishing. what about who are and what we do for work? my name is james im a plumber and can do side work for the people on the forum for half the price another plumber would charge you. if you need help just let me know. good idea for this topic ED!

how far do you travel?

what do you need done? how far is lake isabella drom orange county?

go to bakersfield & hang a right. drive about 1 1/2 hrs. east.
sorry, don't need anything done at this moment.
but i will keep you in mind!

hi!
i'm judi.
have been a stay at home mom, & lots of other stuff.
currently caregiver for my dad w/ parkensons disease, and household help for mom.
oh yeah & the whole bait thing!

Nice I am a mechanic by trade i have gotten lazy but i do like to help if its not a engine or tranmission job i am there tune up brake james exhaust leak you know stuff like that and i will show you how to did it your self so next time you will save a lot of money i do some eletrical and sound system i also build computers and work with wood and i talk too much sometime lol


just remember i got kids and they come first but if i can squeze you in will
thanks ed

p.s.
i guess i should also say i rebuild tools air ,gas, diesel,and hydralics

Im dan and I have built furniture and been a general contractor for 20 years. I'd say I would build stuff but that would get in the way of fishing. But, if you need help on how to get your project done or where to get anything home related, that I can do.

Im Jeff and have been a union tile setter for many years, worked as asistant superintendant for a major home builder and can do a little of everything construction related. Dano you got any work?

I am Thom and I work in medical facilities. When I started this job it was more of a management position. But we have merged with a huge player in the medical field and now I am a hands on person. I am the go to guy for anything a facility might need in terms of repair, supplies, vendor management, project organization, moves and new construction. I currently handle 4 centers on my own but I can see this will change. I frequently assist other engineers at other facilities in So Cal with the above mentioned areas. I like my job. Glad to have one. I also owned and operated my own detail and fleet washing company. I still do this kind of work on the sides. I can assist you with anything auto detail or residential cleaning you might have. From paint restoration to residential carpet cleaning and beyond. I also hold a commercial license and have driven commercial vehicles for many years.

Dano, I have to float a wall in a room that had wall paper on sheet rock but now the wall paper is torn off and I have a wall with lots of paper tear trailers - some very small. Do I need to remove all of these or can I just float compound over it and build it up to hide?

Thanks for listening.

I am the Inorganics Supervisor for a small analytical company. So basically i play with VERY expansive toys that i don't pay for,LOL and if i break them someone else pays to fix them hahahahaha.

OK, but seriously my company does water testing for most of the IE and beyond. We even get samples form Git-Mo. Basically i am a senior Chemist supervising entry level guys. We don't set up any regulations, or enforce any type of violations. We simply report our findings to the client and they have to report those to the state and the EPA set up most of the guidelines and limits.

Long story short they give us a glass of water, we put it in a black box and tell them whats in it.

We also do a bunch of other types of testing but that is the bulk of our work.

I have worked in an auto-shop and worked for Kragen auto for a long time so i know about parts and tools and all that stuff. I do a little of everything at home, including fixing tools i buy at swap meets, make tackle, fix small boat motors and the list goes on, and on and on.

fever wrote:Im Jeff and have been a union tile setter for many years, worked as asistant superintendant for a major home builder and can do a little of everything construction related. Dano you got any work?

yes if i can get you qualified with our company. long pay though

waxon67 wrote:I am Thom and I work in medical facilities. When I started this job it was more of a management position. But we have merged with a huge player in the medical field and now I am a hands on person. I am the go to guy for anything a facility might need in terms of repair, supplies, vendor management, project organization, moves and new construction. I currently handle 4 centers on my own but I can see this will change. I frequently assist other engineers at other facilities in So Cal with the above mentioned areas. I like my job. Glad to have one. I also owned and operated my own detail and fleet washing company. I still do this kind of work on the sides. I can assist you with anything auto detail or residential cleaning you might have. From paint restoration to residential carpet cleaning and beyond. I also hold a commercial license and have driven commercial vehicles for many years.

Dano, I have to float a wall in a room that had wall paper on sheet rock but now the wall paper is torn off and I have a wall with lots of paper tear trailers - some very small. Do I need to remove all of these or can I just float compound over it and build it up to hide?

Thanks for listening.

Hit the wall with a coat of primer then skim it with a very light coat of topping. Give it a light sand after it is completly dry and shoot texture if that is the look you are going for. Prime and paint now and it will be good as new.

Dano67 wrote:

waxon67 wrote:I am Thom and I work in medical facilities. When I started this job it was more of a management position. But we have merged with a huge player in the medical field and now I am a hands on person. I am the go to guy for anything a facility might need in terms of repair, supplies, vendor management, project organization, moves and new construction. I currently handle 4 centers on my own but I can see this will change. I frequently assist other engineers at other facilities in So Cal with the above mentioned areas. I like my job. Glad to have one. I also owned and operated my own detail and fleet washing company. I still do this kind of work on the sides. I can assist you with anything auto detail or residential cleaning you might have. From paint restoration to residential carpet cleaning and beyond. I also hold a commercial license and have driven commercial vehicles for many years.

Dano, I have to float a wall in a room that had wall paper on sheet rock but now the wall paper is torn off and I have a wall with lots of paper tear trailers - some very small. Do I need to remove all of these or can I just float compound over it and build it up to hide?

Thanks for listening.

Hit the wall with a coat of primer then skim it with a very light coat of topping. Give it a light sand after it is completly dry and shoot texture if that is the look you are going for. Prime and paint now and it will be good as new.

Primer? Ok I can see that. Save mud that way? I'll give it a go. Thanks buddy!! [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Primer blocks the moisture from coming thru the mud on both sides. Remember, with topping, less is enough!!