TNTLady

The shop is progressing now to a point that Im beginning to realize Im gonna have to go back to work before to long. Hoping that will be sometime before the end of November. Missing SEMA this year to ride herd on the contractors. 
Last week the rock work was completed and the foam insulation was sprayed. Today I meet with electrician, heat and air guy, buildout guy, and concrete guy. Fun fun!

Here it is guys. This is why i have been busy and not able to post lately. Let me know what you guys think. Who all came to SEMA this year? If you're here come check out our truck at the lifted level booth. Also, this would not be possible if it weren't for @TintDude and his website. Thanks to all of you who have helped us get here! 

Coming along nice.  

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154468848951669&id=109525756668
 
Thursday night a tornado struck Muskogee Oklahoma and my shop took a direct hit and is a total loss. My steel building was crumpled like a tin can...a total loss. Husband and I were home about to go to sleep thinking we had dodged the bullet when the news channel flashed a picture of my corner of the world and I could clearly see my building was gone. We dressed and drove to town, my phone blowing up as we went. I finally took one phone call and a friend was standing in my parking lot telling me what he saw. My shop was completely destroyed he said. I cried all the way to town and to my shop. So many of my friends were there wanting to help, console me, offers of help tomorrow. We could do nothing as gas was rushing from my torn gas meter and electric lines down everywhere. Couldnt even reach my film as it lay visible under a wall. My  customers truck severely damaged and the only thing not moved strangely enough. After many hugs, tears and offers to carry out what we could we were made to evacuate the area. 
I cant sleep. I know I will have to be back there early this am which is fast approaching. Glad I have insurance. The pits that I just got a shipment of film in yesterday. Thankful I have God on my side and a wonderfully supportive husband, friends and church family. 
My trust is in the Lord. My eyes are on Him. To God be ALL the Glory!
 

The shop is progressing now to a point that Im beginning to realize Im gonna have to go back to work before to long. Hoping that will be sometime before the end of November. Missing SEMA this year to ride herd on the contractors. 
Last week the rock work was completed and the foam insulation was sprayed. Today I meet with electrician, heat and air guy, buildout guy, and concrete guy. Fun fun!

Looks sharp!

Very nice

Yeah, that looks really really nice.
 
The reason this is happening kindof sucks, but it must be pretty exciting have a brand new shop built how you want it.
 
 
 
 

The shop is progressing now to a point that Im beginning to realize Im gonna have to go back to work before to long. Hoping that will be sometime before the end of November. Missing SEMA this year to ride herd on the contractors. 
Last week the rock work was completed and the foam insulation was sprayed. Today I meet with electrician, heat and air guy, buildout guy, and concrete guy. Fun fun!

The shop is progressing now to a point that Im beginning to realize Im gonna have to go back to work before to long. Hoping that will be sometime before the end of November. Missing SEMA this year to ride herd on the contractors. 
Last week the rock work was completed and the foam insulation was sprayed. Today I meet with electrician, heat and air guy, buildout guy, and concrete guy. Fun fun!

Looking good! [emoji106]

The shop is progressing now to a point that Im beginning to realize Im gonna have to go back to work before to long. Hoping that will be sometime before the end of November. Missing SEMA this year to ride herd on the contractors. 
Last week the rock work was completed and the foam insulation was sprayed. Today I meet with electrician, heat and air guy, buildout guy, and concrete guy. Fun fun!

57 secons. . . .  what about the 2 minutes of checking to see if it would even lay down flat. . . it was more of a guess,  . . . .i have no room to talk as im not the fastest tinter BUT. . . . the video seem like a croc, they should start from scratch with a full dirty back window, clean it , soap/dryer sheet it, let dry, cut it, lay down, h / - line pattern it,  shrink it / prep inside, install, and to top it off do it on a moderately difficult window. . . 

im curious how fast some could truly do this. . . .  

We were doing time-outs for discipline, and it just wasn't working. Reading some opinions about a different approach. Basically saying misbehavior is communication etc and discipline can make it worse. Very confusing and counter intuitive for sure.

Any Mopar love here?  I would say what window tint was applied, but 90% of the time Dodge equals cheap...yeah I said it.    
 

Ill give those a try next time. Thanks! 

I've been there, I puke everytime I get a headache now. I was subscribed sumatriptan for mine and it worked for about 6 months, once I got used to them they weren't working. BC powders works better for me

Saweet! Congrats!!

The builders were unable to put the roof on yesterday due to the wind picking up. Maybe Monday when the rock gets delivered. Then the doors will go up....I hope. 

What do you take for them? I have them also but BC powders work better than any prescribed meds I have

#5 By: @Bham
66 Chevy full resto.  Global QDP 40%  

 
WTG Bham  

hi lady! 

The builders were unable to put the roof on yesterday due to the wind picking up. Maybe Monday when the rock gets delivered. Then the doors will go up....I hope. 

The builders were unable to put the roof on yesterday due to the wind picking up. Maybe Monday when the rock gets delivered. Then the doors will go up....I hope. 

Those  bottom corners were nasty to heat down when they would peel up!