I plan on doing all the door panels of my corolla, how many cans do you think ill need?

around how many cans do you need about to do 4 panels? looking to do mine soon

Great video man! I'm looking to do the same in my 08 Quad Cab Ram. What is the best way to remove and reinstall the headliner from the truck? I'll have the seats out as well so was planning to go sideways through the front doors maybe.

It is recommended that a person use SEM Soap, SEM Vinyl Prep, and SEM Color instead of acetone and alcohol.

Thanks for posting this! I needed to replace my GT500 side mirror and this was super helpful!

How’s the skid plate holding up?

Now that's been on for a while, does the headliner feel hard to the touch?

Nice

I have found baking the parts in the sun, wiping with cleaner, and paint while allowing to bake.

Any lacquer paint will work... Its just most spray cans are enamel now, find a lot lizard who does touch up work for dealers if you want the best results since they can mix to mafch for ya and not much more then buying cans and supplies.

I just went through a water heater replacement, and considered on-demand electric. I would *strongly* recommend *against* it, *especially* if you're in Pennsylvania (which is what I assume your mention of 'PA' referred to). The inlet temperature that you get in the winter means you will need to have an *enormous* unit to supply hot water to a house of this size, something like a 36kW model is only rated at 3.7gpm at a 65 degree rise. When your inlet temperatures gets into the 40s in the winter, that is potentially even lower. Then there's the draw; that 36kW unit is running 4x40A double-pole breakers that can *easily* consume a huge chunk of your panel budget on standard 200A home service -- with that 65+ degree rise in the winter, it'll be running basically full tilt to supply a standard flow shower + a hand sink -- add in other electrification like an induction stove, heat-pump based HVAC, a L2 EV charger... Unless you've got 300 or even 400A service, you're likely going to be stretched thin at best, and even if you've got the panel capacity the flow at 65 delta is... rough. f you want on-demand, I would look into gas. Otherwise, the obvious ecological option is a heat pump electric -- the recovery time isn't as good, so you may need to oversize on capacity as your family grows, or have a supplemental storage tank, but hey. Note that interior-drawing ASHP water heaters will have a volumetric requirement for the room they're in, so make sure that is met; otherwise, there *are* exterior unit models. That said, maybe I've completely mis-judged your situation, I'm just a stranger on the Internet. Just my 2c.

My GOODNESS!!! You spent a mint on cables alone. This house is going to be amazing.

What’s your home automation and network settings plan? Excited to see it all in action!

As soon as you mentioned homes in the 50s may not have a ground wire I immediately felt comfortable with what to do with my remaining wires. Thank you from someone who absolutely hates DIY chores!

what brand of bushing did you use?

I've owned many 5.9 and currently have 2 you should be using rotella t4 15w40.

Nice

Looking great! That low voltage wire...😵‍💫

You try using the clear coat on them after?

Great video. How are they holding up? Is one better than the other

Great job making this process clear and easy to understand, I’ve seen way too many installs gloss over this key step in the setup process.

Should really just get corrugated accuvents they're only 2.59 a piece. If you do it like the left side you need to cut the batt smaller and put paper out. If you do it like the one on the right you need to spray foam the bottom and sides up to insulation level to avoid wind washing. If there isn't enough space at the eve for r-49 you need to leave the hose there and dense pack the eve for higher r value or else you get melt.

Can't imagine how nice it must feel to be able to build your own home.

Dope wrap!

I can’t say enough about how much I’ve learned through these videos! Great job!

Would it be the same if you paint the door panels red?

Very important that you used a filter mask. But poor dogs, they really took it hard. One dog even dropped to the floor. 😅 Next time, do it with your dogs out in the yard. Great video!

The reason Liftmaster only supplies one bracket instead of two is that absolutely no jackshafts and couplers will be perfectly aligned. This allows the unit to wiggle around enough to make sure that shaft runout will not break things. What you've done by installing two brackets on the opener is force the frame of the opener to flex to accommodate shaft runout. Why on Earth did you do this?

I’ve had good results on multiple vehicles using SEM. I went from a light poop brown everything to a two tone black and gray. The results were amazing. I painted seats and carpet with SEM and it took out (covered up) stains and discoloration. I didn’t know at the time to use adhesive promoter but it turned out great.

This came out phenomenal. Question: when bundling the wires going down the A pillar, would using electrical tape or a wire sheath help at all ? Or is it even safe with the 1000+ led strands bundled together?

Have been going through same operation on my RX8. Also bought a large tote from Wally but instead of using Eastwood products. Just grab Concrete prep from a hardware store, I use Zep. Mix the Concrete prep with water, toss as many parts as you can fit in the tote and let soak. Duration dependent on level of rust and strength of mixture, don't worry you can go fairly strong, even full strength for smaller items in smaller buckets. White vinegar works, but much slower. For larger items like the subframe; submerge as much as you can in the tote, let soak until you get the rust removed, clean and treat that area, then rotate to the next area. Takes soaking time but not your labor time.

In the salt belt, that suspension before all the work is considered mint

Great video! Keep at it and your channel will grow!

You’re a very smart guy. That will help a lot of people including myself. Thanks for that. Amazing

So sweet seeing them build the frame on the ground and flip it Up

What are the garage dimensions?

Nice video, but with wires coming into that box from every which way, I wouldn't dream of doing that job without a hot wire detector. Turning off the breaker is not enough. Of course, you know your house well, but what about those viewing who are working with an unfamiliar fixture and might shut off the breaker, reach up in there, and get thrown to the floor?

I enjoyed your video. When I spoke with the guys at my local automotive paint shop about painting my interior trim, they said you won't need the adhesion promoter for this application -it's designed for use on exterior plastics. Instead, they suggest using SEM 38353 Plastic Prep or similar products before shooting color.

Honestly I feel like such a tard..I'm totally gonna make the little car ramp/stand like you did with the wood. My dad is a carpenter and has so much wood. Save some cash easily!

if i resnip the fibers again is it fine? I’ve had my starlights installed for a year and recently ive seen fibers sticking out and was wondering if trimming it was fine since it looks tacky when its daylight

You are such a bad ass babe!!!

I love this......I cannot wait to see the next step......WOW......Very happy for all of you........

where did you get the headliner?

can you do fabric seats in this looking into making my blue interior 1990 honda accord a black interior like this as real back interiors are hard to find

Shouldnt have to touch up that often. I used the sem since its better. I do red scotch pad over the plastic, use warm water with a few drops of dawn to wipe down,then instead of acetone(plastic and acetone dont get along) i use denatured alcohol...much more plastic friendly. Then use the bulldog,then primer and then sem color. I did my console about 6 yrs ago and still looks like it was just painted. Im also bad about throwing crap on my console but its held up.

Dope video !

Maybe I missed it but how many cans of SEM do I need per panel?

Also SEM sells their paint in non aerosol form if you want to use an air compressor and spray gun. I did my Foxbody with the cans but if I ever do it again I’ll use the gun. Great video. One thing to note is that when I researched the process all the info I found also said to go over the panels with a fine scotchbrite pad before spraying.Just something in case you wanted to try.

Well done on the video and install, I liked the progression of the insulation and finishing. It's been a great unit for me!

What color is the sem can? Looking into doing my truck with that back sem