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5m ago
inTIL you can pull a small dent with a cheap $7 plunger from the hardware store on 4th, and my old boss in Fresno called it a hack job
That $7 plunger trick actually works pretty well for the right kind of dent, the shallow ones on a flat panel where the metal hasn't creased. My uncle did it on his old truck door with a plunger he bought at a True Value and it popped right out, looked decent enough for a beater. I get why your boss called it a hack job though, cause body shops hate it and honestly if the paint cracks or the metal is stretched it can make things worse. But for someone who just wants the dent gone and doesn't care about it being perfect, spending $7 beats spending $700. Sucks that he gave you a hard time over it, you were just trying to fix your own car without getting ripped off. Maybe it's just me but calling something a hack job says more about him than about your plunger.
7h ago
inI finally watched a master tech diagnose a no-start in 10 minutes flat
Mesa heat cooks those ground straps every July, so after two summers of dead Silverados I check grounds before I even plug in the scanner.
5d ago
inDAE use a folding step stool just to reach their loft bed, or is my cabin ceiling just too low
Used to roll my eyes at stuff like this and figured people just needed to build smarter, but then I put a loft in my shed with a low roof and ate my words fast. A cheap step stool or a little bench up there really does save your back and your mood when you're fighting fitted sheets in a tight space. Building taller would be ideal, sure, but sometimes you work with what you've got and a $15 fix beats rebuilding the whole place.