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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    If I only had some. I was planning to get something last Friday after work, but instead I screwed up my ankle, first.
    DAMMIT.!!!
    I'm just glad I wasn't still on blood thinners, it'd look a heck of a lot worse.[emoji15]
    What no whiskey in the house? You forgot to get more before the last bottle ran out?
    Well now we know that twisting your ankle is to be expected, as apparently you are very careless

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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    Twisted it, climbing down off a Jet ski at work. Good ol ArmorAll.!!

    That's why you don't put it on water crafts, and motor cycles. Just like putting water on a ice covered sidewalk.[emoji38]
    Mike, I hope you get better asap. Yep, ArmorAll is good for some things but not everything. I had someone put some on the seat of my Harley at work once & it was like sitting on oil & I about slipped off. The guy thought he was being funny but I got him back & he never messed with me again. I'm sure no one was pulling a prank on ya though.
    Those scales look great!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by AlanQ View Post
    What no whiskey in the house? You forgot to get more before the last bottle ran out?
    Well now we know that twisting your ankle is to be expected, as apparently you are very careless
    Mike

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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    Mike, I hope you get better asap. Yep, ArmorAll is good for some things but not everything. I had someone put some on the seat of my Harley at work once & it was like sitting on oil & I about slipped off. The guy thought he was being funny but I got him back & he never messed with me again. I'm sure no one was pulling a prank on ya though.
    Those scales look great!!!!!
    The jet ski's belong to the boss, he had the detail crew clean them up, before I started on them. So at least I'll know who to chew out, when I return to work.!
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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    The jet ski's belong to the boss, he had the detail crew clean them up, before I started on them. So at least I'll know who to chew out, when I return to work.!
    That is actually careless to put ArmorAll on a step!!!! The stuff is so slippery, it's crazy slick. You're lucky it wasn't worse. You could have slipped & could have been much worse, possibly even died from a head injury!
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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    Twisted it, climbing down off a Jet ski at work. Good ol ArmorAll.!!

    That's why you don't put it on water crafts, and motor cycles. Just like putting water on a ice covered sidewalk.[emoji38]
    Ouch! Get better soon.
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    That’s looking good! I haven’t gotten into mine yet, it’s in some pretty rough shape, probably going to take a few hours just to get the scratches out of it where it looks like someone attacked it with a grinder.

    How’s yours shave?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jfk742 View Post
    That’s looking good! I haven’t gotten into mine yet, it’s in some pretty rough shape, probably going to take a few hours just to get the scratches out of it where it looks like someone attacked it with a grinder.

    How’s yours shave?
    Who is this related to.?
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    Holy crap Mike. I've been so busy in my own shop and driving truck, that I didn't know you got hurt until now. Put the Diller aside for a while until you feel better. You might try soaking that ankle in some hot epsom salt water. You take care now.
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    Settled on a lead wedge for Benz's scales. Mainly for balance, but the original was as well.
    Though I mocked it up with screws, it wasn't needed.
    Being the original collars were done, I made some small brass domes, and pinned with nickle/silver rod.
    She's ready for a honing, and a test shave or two. Then a final tightening, and clean-up of the pins and wedge.

    Mike

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