4300 Gallon Plywood Build (3600+ Take 2)

[Squawkbert]

Popped the question tonight. So it's official. Yeah, she did say yes.

Congrats,(I would have started a new thread)Pete!

 

[wespastor]

Popped the question tonight. So it's official. Yeah, she did say yes.

Belated Congrats ... :cheers: Many happy returns!!!

Best wishes,
Wes

 

[Nolapete]

Most likely will be painting on the tank tonight unless something prevents me from doing so yet again.

 

[rainbowcharmer]

now i am assuming the tank will be ready for an underwater ceremony?

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[SOUPNAZZI]

Dang, After all this reading, I thought I would see a completed project..

Ok that was a long read..

Anyhow, Pete... you get a major pat on the back for going this far..
Can't wait to see it done

Congrat's on the engagement

 

[fishycat]

now i am assuming the tank will be ready for an underwater ceremony?

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:iagree: :thumbsup:

 

[shewolfgeo]

Congrats on the engagement!

 

[Arkangel77]

Pete is a buisey guy! He is gona get it done. OR "Get er done" LOL

 

[Nolapete]

Didn't get to paint last night, but did finally tonight. I painted from where the floor joins the wall up to 4' two times then on the third pass I went all the way up the wall. All that with a 3" (actually 4 by the time I was done) chip brush. They don't gunk up as fast as regular brushes. After a little over 4 hours of painting, I ran out of steam. If I didn't have to be up at 6 am, I'd probably have finished out the bucket. I'd like to get two more coats on the floor and finish out the bucket.

 

[Arkangel77]

:clap:

My Fingers are crosed man!