Light Type Pips
Light Type Pips
How to use hydroponics?
Right I want to grapes by hydroponics. I have got a plastic chamber with a pump connected to it and I've rigged up some pip to my pump and on the end of my pipe are 360 degree micro sprayers. This all sits into my plastic tub on the lid of my tub I have cut holes so my net cups can fit in. Also I have made my box light type and the sprinler system sprays the roots with water.
So getting more to the question what other things do I need and can you please give me a step by step guide to planting in my hydro system. I know I need rock wool and some root stimulator gel to mix with the water and a light. For my light should I go with blue led light pannel or a standard 40 watt bulb?
So a method on how to plant them and what else I need would be great cheers guys 
here's a how to video.
http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/video/how-to-use-hydroponics-for-your-homemade-garden-system-165861/
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Car Body, and Paint?
I'm a do it yourself type of person, change my own oil, tires, lights etc. I recently got into a car accident, and I have PIP. The only thing damaged was my left fender, light, and mirror. I purchased and replaced the light and mirror myself, and but I haven't put in the fender itself even though I've already bought that too. The problem is painting it. I'm not really into esthetics on my car, I'm only into the fact that it runs as it should. I know I can put in the fender since I've already done so (Just to see if it really fit), I just need the paint...sooo the question is....
1)Is it possible to find someone to paint my fender for around $100
if not.....
2)Can't I just buy paint and primer and do it myself? The cars black even though I know there are 1,000 different shades of it, I really don't care if it exactly matches.
Thanks......
Not sure about that, I charge $250 a panel (and thats if its clean), if someone is painting fenders for $75 then that source probably isnt the greatest source to begin with.
If you do not want to spend the money to have it done prof. then find your local PPG paint supplier, or Dupont paint provider. Drive your car down there and have them scan the colour on your vehicle and mix it up in a spray bomb (spray can). I say have it scanned, so they can get the exact shade of black, because even with the correct colour code, the tint could be off, as it probably has faded over the years.
If the new fender you baught is fairly straight and needs no body work, dry sand it with 400 (320 at the lowest) and then wet sand it with 600 before painting. Unless you have bare metal showing, there is no need for the primer, your sanding the fender to prep it for paint. Should you need primer, apply 2-3 light coats and dry sand and wet sand again. You will need wash reducer before you spray, otherwise you may get fish eyes. If you want to avoid purchasing the wash, use Dish washing soap and warm water, make sure you clean it real good, and it is dry before you start spraying. Paint should be appx $30 a can (spray can).