Passing a SUPer....


How dio you know youve passed a SUPer?    Just check their roof.     



Taken with Mini 3 Pro.


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I think they need help...the SUP works better when in the water...

Looks pretty cool, like the paint work of a sports car (or an aspiring sports car driver...)

Depp Posted at 1-2 05:46
Looks pretty cool, like the paint work of a sports car (or an aspiring sports car driver...)

Like a giant go faster stripe

WN1X Posted at 1-2 03:34
I think they need help...the SUP works better when in the water...

At this time of year they all need help.

DAFlys Posted at 1-2 01:07
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Really nice top down shot DA.    Is that a scrap yard just to the right of the cars?  Looks like some tires and possibly a car door.

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-2 10:12
Really nice top down shot DA.    Is that a scrap yard just to the right of the cars?  Looks like some tires and possibly a car door.

Actually thats a boat yard.    One of the cheapest Im told,   and people come from  quite a distance to use it.   

DAFlys Posted at 1-2 23:07
Actually thats a boat yard.    One of the cheapest Im told,   and people come from  quite a distance to use it.

I guess the tires and car door through me off.  Sometimes its nice to have a more economically priced boat yard available.  

I thought it was a Ferrari with a speed stripe along the paintwork, but looking a bit more carefully, I see I was wrong. Oh well. Not the car of my dreams, but still a very nice picture.

HGDC84 Posted at 1-3 16:23
I thought it was a Ferrari with a speed stripe along the paintwork, but looking a bit more carefully, I see I was wrong. Oh well. Not the car of my dreams, but still a very nice picture.

thanks H,    sorry it was the car of your dreams.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-3 08:15
I guess the tires and car door through me off.  Sometimes its nice to have a more economically priced boat yard available.

Im not sure what they are doing in there.   a bit out of frame was hoist for removing the boats from the water.  

DAFlys Posted at 1-4 00:33
Im not sure what they are doing in there.   a bit out of frame was hoist for removing the boats from the water.

Maybe that was just a temporary "junk" pile as it was right at the edge of the property.

Very cool shot!

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 01:28
Very cool shot!

Cheers Peter.   Youve really caught up I see.

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 02:05
Cheers Peter.   Youve really caught up I see.

Slowly.
About a month now.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 02:20
Slowly.
About a month now.

Well you're certainly getting there.  

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 02:27
Well you're certainly getting there.

Yup.
Just like the renovation.
I just applied 2 rows of glass fibre wallpaper on the plasterboard.
We had some wall paint mixed to test out and I want to see how it looks on the final surface.
Plus it gave me the opportunity to try the new glue roller that I bought and see if it applies enough glue.
So far it looks great (no bubbles yet)

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 02:36
Yup.
Just like the renovation.
I just applied 2 rows of glass fibre wallpaper on the plasterboard.

Never tried glass fibre paper,   but the normal stuff I detest, so I wish you good luck on that endeavour.

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 02:38
Never tried glass fibre paper,   but the normal stuff I detest, so I wish you good luck on that endeavour.

This works quite nicely.
It's one of the things I think I'm reasonably ok at

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 02:40
This works quite nicely.
It's one of the things I think I'm reasonably ok at

Im assuming it does rip as easily as normal wall paper.  

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 02:43
Im assuming it does rip as easily as normal wall paper.

It does depend on which thickness you get. I got 126gr, which is still manageable, but it does rip if you apply too much force.
But it is more forgiving than paper especially because it's not getting weakened by the moisture in the glue.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 02:45
It does depend on which thickness you get. I got 126gr, which is still manageable, but it does rip if you apply too much force.
But it is more forgiving than paper especially because it's not getting weakened by the moisture in the glue.

That does sound better indeed,   good luck.  

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 02:49
That does sound better indeed,   good luck.

Thanks. I'm done for now.
Tomorrow I'll continue, hopefully applying the 2 colors we had mixed and see if I can order a big batch.
And then, back to finishing the wallpaper.
If all goes according to plan, I should have it done in a couple of hours. But maybe I'm too optimistic

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 02:50
Thanks. I'm done for now.
Tomorrow I'll continue, hopefully applying the 2 colors we had mixed and see if I can order a big batch.
And then, back to finishing the wallpaper.

My only advice to you is take your time and not rush it.   Beyond that my experience with papering walls should not be followed.    Ooh.  Except dont use halogen spot lights

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 02:55
My only advice to you is take your time and not rush it.   Beyond that my experience with papering walls should not be followed.    Ooh.  Except dont use halogen spot lights

True.
That goes for a lot of DIY stuff.
As I'm no pro, rushing will lead to bad results often.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 02:56
True.
That goes for a lot of DIY stuff.
As I'm no pro, rushing will lead to bad results often.

Very true Peter (he typed Oeter but I auto corrected it for him)   

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 03:02
Very true Peter (he typed Oeter but I auto corrected it for him)

Oeter does not sound that goed.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 03:18
Oeter does not sound that goed.

Goed? is that dutch?

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 04:31
Goed? is that dutch?

Oh wow.
Yeah, that is Dutch.
It's good. But then Dutch.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-9 04:49
Oh wow.
Yeah, that is Dutch.
It's good. But then Dutch.

doh,  I should have done right click translate on it.  

DAFlys Posted at 2-9 04:54
doh,  I should have done right click translate on it.

This seldom happens with me.