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A year or so old, but I just found the safe place I stuck it today :roll:

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Hello dave2,

Now what you need to do is to put a clear coat of varnish or urethane.
Those pretty graphics will stay the way they are
now.

Guido.
 
(quoted from post at 16:48:12 06/23/12) Hello dave2,

Now what you need to do is to put a clear coat of varnish or urethane.
Those pretty graphics will stay the way they are
now.

Guido.
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You's the man!!!! I was gonna ask that ??? first thing this morning..... Think just a rattle can of clearcoat? I have to take it down anyway cause it lies a little (gotta slide the tube).......
 
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(quoted from post at 12:56:21 06/23/12) A year or so old, but I just found the safe place I stuck it today :roll:



now, if you could only see it from the window
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That's a utility room.... The picture is from the frt porch...
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Hello dave2,
Anyway you can do it is better then letting the sun eat it up. Ask me how I know!
Guido.
 

I'll take it back down after work and pick up some clear this week.....
Or, what about a good coat of turtle wax??????
 
Hello dave2,
Wax would be O.K. seven coats of varnish will do the trick.
Here are some of my measuring tools.
The digital one is for the house and the basement temps. I could put another outside and the unit will show that temp also.
Round one is outside the garage.The mobil one is in the garage. I have more temp measuring devices, but that is for another post.
Guido.
 
You might consider "mobilizing" your thermometer by mounting it on a board.

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That way if its too hot or too cold, you can move it to another area with a more suitable temperature.
 
(quoted from post at 07:21:14 06/24/12) You might consider "mobilizing" your thermometer by mounting it on a board.

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That way if its too hot or too cold, you can move it to another area with a more suitable temperature.
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Good idea, but you's too late..Already drilled holes in my building :roll:

Maybe it's time to reroute the grapevine a little and cut a board....
 
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