[s-cars] -273.16C AC

[Wylie Bean]

now Bob,
This here thread would have been far more list-worthy if you'd revealed a way to run the pressure washer off the chipped AAN a la Tool Time... . THAT would be a hoot. 
But since you brought it up I'll be interested in serious responses, as I need to do the same, and Thompson's is like water, and I don't want to use it. 
Wylie Bean
TheRingmeister at triad.rr.com
90 cq
91 90q20v
92 UrS4
08 Q7 3.6
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-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Myers <bob at chips-ur-s.com>
Date: Sat, 03 Apr 2010 10:27:24 
To: quattro list<quattro at audifans.com>
Cc: S-Car-List at Audifans.Com<s-car-list at audifans.com>
Subject: [s-cars] -273.16C AC

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Hi Y'all,

Re: subject line - Absolute Zero Audi Content.

Every couple of years I get all involved with preparations for 
summer.  I just finished pressure washing our three pressure treated 
wood decks and, after allowing them to dry for a few days, I'll need 
to again treat the wood with a preservative/water repellant.  The ten 
year old decks have seen some rather severe weathering but are still 
in decent shape.  Over the years I have used a couple of different 
products for this treatment.  One was from Lowe's and was called 
Olympic wood seal (or something like that - it came highly 
recommended by the contractor who built our house).  I didn't like 
it.  The other was the highly advertised Thompson's Water Seal which 
seems to have worked pretty well but requires fairly frequent re-treatments.

D'ya have any other suggestions which might prove to be an upgrade 
from the Thompson's product?

Oh, some minimal AC - I'll likely bring the stuff home in the trunk 
of my urS6.  ;-)

Bob

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