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Bamboo Wood Bath Sinks Care Installation and Maintance

Wood and bamboo sinks have gotten quite popular in the last few years. The sinks are wood and do have a clear coat on them which does need to be reapplied. How often depends on your project, your use, how often the wood / sink stays wet, how often water is added to the bowl, etc.

The drain installation is extremely important that it is installed perfectly flush and level and that no water remains in the sink after use. Water on wood contact is not wanted. We recommend after you buy a new sink and before installing, you add a thin layer of cleaar silicone in the drain area and allow it to dry overnight before installing. This will add one more layer of protection.

You will from time to time need to reapply clear coat protection. This may require the sink to be uninstalled so that every surface can be covered. You can generally use a polyeurothane satin finish to reseal your sink. When applying the product the sink should first be completely clean and lint free. Any blemishes or marks removed. If you have any wood decay from waiting to long to do this process, sand the sink down in that area and sand lighting the entire sink surface with a very fine grit sandpaper. Make sure any black wood rot is removed and the area is smooth. Remove all wood shavings or dust from this process.

The clear coat can be applied a few ways but a lambs wool applicator like you would use on a hardwood floor will work the best for smooth finish. THIN coats best. Better to add a few very thin coats than one thick one. You will be happier with the finish. If you do it and you don't like the finish sand it and do it again.

The reason I suggested satin finish is the sink will not be so shiney after it is done and satin is more forgiving with any blemishes in the finish.

Take extra care to give extra sealer to the drain area, including the bottom of the sink. Protect the wood, cover it in sealer.

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There are some sellers selling brand new sennheiser cx95 which are completely fake and poor quality. they have big bold golden CX 95 written behind rubber in wire and easily comes off. they are plastic-ey. too shiny and sound rubbish too. the plastic case has poor writing sennheiser on them and inside the pouch the plastic bit is black. original case's plastic is transparent and ridig. thanks.

I didn't mean to post the thing about those 2 movies it was unintentional

My question is this: Is it ok to contact these sellers and let them know when I find a movie that they are looking for and giving them a "heads up" as to when and how much I will be listing the movies they are looking for?

Everything would be done through Ebay as far as selling, and from what I have read that is what Ebay wants; for any selling I do would be through here and not it any way off of the site.

I am basically looking to build up a customer base through people who have already bought from me. My reasoning for this is because I go out looking for good, quality, used dvd movies that are hard to find.

It is basically me doing the leg work and looking and finding movies that might be difficult for the people who have already have bought from me to find themselves.

Once again I'd like to mention that ALL SALES WILL BE HERE ON EBAY.

One example that I will be listing tonight is: I found PRISTINE versions of "The Pink Panther" and "Revenge of the Pink Panther" (the original movies) I will be listing as a set that a few of my previous buyers might be interested in.

Great Clubs

Bought this after researching new clubs (mine were 12yrs old). Adams has a good reputation and tends to be about $100 a set cheaper than the Taylor Made and Callaway etc. irons and equivalent quality.

This set had been used just twice, and with the 20% discount by signing up for "bill me later", got these under $300.

They've added about 15-20% distance on most shots. Still learning how to hit htem consistently but they do go straight more consistently as they should. I am very happy I purchased these.

Not much better than my Callaway 5 wood

For years my faiway woods stopped at a Callaway Great Big Bertha 5 wood because I couldn't get a 3 wood shot off the ground. I thought the Diablo might have some high tech qualities that would overcome my problem.
The 3 wood arrived in fine shape, brand new. It sets up like a custom fitted club. The shaft is labled Soft but does not feel it. Shaft lenght is the same as my 5 wood. Shots do get up in the air and carry about the same distance as my 5 wood but roll a little further. All this experience was in cool weather. Hopefully it will perform better in summer weather.
The club sets up so well that it breeds confidence and encourages a good swing with good results.
Club is labled Draw but my shota are dead straight.