Well that’s not the outcome any of us want when we expect him to take the wheel… if nothing else I genuinely appreciated a good chuckle. I’m at the point if I don’t laugh, I might cry over this Dang money hole in my back yard!!Careful there with what you wish/ask for, there's a difference. One time I lost a rim and tire when I *assumed* he was taking the steering wheel. It was a TOTALLY different outcome while satisfying the request.
! Definitely a step in the right direction. I plan to rig up the "Pillow Bucket" as my son has coined it, this afternoon! Should be Bahama Blue in no time!
CYA needs overhead sun. Especially for newbs. Once your comfortable with it you can compare it inside and train yourself with bright indoor lights and what it's supposed to look like there. I have daylight bulbs in a few places and they work great at night, but barely shine during the day. It was some trial and error. Err. Just wait until the googely eye is laughing at you. It's error and error.
It's literally jam packed with value. Plus, a chunk of the cost was for the various extras. The reagents go on sale for $45 each spring so it's much cheaper going forward.
Rain doesn't matter. A 6 inch deluge will only dilute you about 12% and barely be noticeable if it's well mixed.
Just block off everything but one test with scrap paper or such. Gather the supplies needed, in order. You don't even have to know what R-0871 is, just that you have the right bottle. Then go one stupid simple step at a time.
