Andy just did two new doors for me in the fall. Great dude, great work.
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Andy just did two new doors for me in the fall. Great dude, great work.
Notice how Jer blames his wife for the damage because she pushed the operate button too hard ? Not the fact that he procrastinated on repairing previous damage.
Jer, you ought to be ashamed of yourself, Santa should fill your stocking full of coal while you are still wearing them.
Oh Jesus. Here we go.
Back in Colorado, >somebody> backed into ours with a suburban when it was almost open enough to fit...
Similar damage to what you're describing
I didn't want to buy a new insulated door after pricing one, so i took the panels down one by one, put them on sawhorses and basically did bodywork to hammer the dents out. One place it was still weak (where the strut for the opener attached) I bought some aluminized steel sheet metal to reinforce it. Cut to fit, and used bigger screws... could hardly tell and the house sold that way. I would have welded, but with foam insulation inside I thought that may not end well.
It is good for a "get out of doghouse free" card if you do it right [Beer]
Her name wasn?t Noel, was it?Quote:
Originally Posted by 68Charger
I knew a girl named Noel that did something similar two or three times to the same garage door in about a three month period.
I've replaced the driver mirror on my wife car twice and the mirror on the now is broken.
This looks like you put it thru Google translate... twiceQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I'm not going to give my phone the satisfaction of fixing that sentence. Predictive text used to be cool. Now it sucks.
It?s okay, Irving. It?s still more coherent than just about anything from anyone on Craigslist or Armslist.
I LOL'd there.Quote:
Originally Posted by 68Charger