They usually say 24 hours.
Help!! I can't get the bike out of the driveway to ride it!!
:laughing :laughing
How long before you can drive on this stuff?
How long before you can drive on this stuff?
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the people across the street ever here of a weed wacker??:confused
Don't ask...I am going to set up a Webcam aimed at that backyard....they have several kids, and is sometimes funner than a TV sitcom watching them run around ......JimGoFast said:the people across the street ever here of a weed wacker??:confused
These people chain their dog in the back yard, that has a nice 6' crooked chain link fence (but did not cut, amazingly)
They run around screaming all hours of the night, drawing with sidewalk chalk in the middle of the street at 10pm till whenever.....
all the kids weigh 200+ it looks like, and watching them fight over who gets in the hammoc is quite funny......
Almost as funny as the ******* Neighbor link....
did I get ripped for paying 60$ ? I just did not feel like doing it myself this year.... (yes, Ken, I am wattering my lawn now)
$60 is what I paid to have mine done. I was told you could drive on it in 24 hours.
Such a profit...it cost them .07 a sq foot for the sealer, as they buy it in bulk.....
You got a good deal. I paid $45 for a two car driveway with no apron (area between sidewalk and street: mine is cement) so a three car driveway w/apron seems like a good deal. I got flyers for $55 and $57 for my 2 car...so don't sweat it!!!!!
Yes, especially when its 90 degrees with heat index of 105.JimGoFast said:yep and i gladly pay them!!!
I'd say what you paid is about right for a driveway of that size.
Now, on to more important things. I talked to one of my friends (yes, the ones I have to pay for:laughing ) who does sealcoating and he said about the same thing: 24 hours for a car, 8-12 hours for a bike (just watch the tackiness). IMO, zero hours to drive on the lawn!!
Now, on to more important things. I talked to one of my friends (yes, the ones I have to pay for:laughing ) who does sealcoating and he said about the same thing: 24 hours for a car, 8-12 hours for a bike (just watch the tackiness). IMO, zero hours to drive on the lawn!!
Exactly...Doctor B said:IMO, zero hours to drive on the lawn!!
it's really sticky, wet still...i can barely touch it with my finger, still wet...
so now is the time to buzz your house and do wheelies up and down the street :rofl
sure, entertain me and the kids while we sit in the garage...Ernie said:so now is the time to buzz your house and do wheelies up and down the street :rofl
i would suspect that it might take a bit longer with this heat and all. and for the price you paid in this heat is def worth it.
well if i knew where you lived i would have strapped the weed wacker to my back, rent it out to your niehbors and while he was doing that i would have been happy to entertain you and the family with some wheelies.... oh wait i dont know how to do wheelies!!:evil :evil :evilY2KR1 said:
sure, entertain me and the kids while we sit in the garage...
he watered the weeds today as well.....might loan him mine pretty soon.....
You still have time before the ride to build a ramp.:laughing
Or get a few people to distribute the weight and carry it out.:laughing
Or get a few people to distribute the weight and carry it out.:laughing
just go over there around midnight with a bottle or 6 of weed be gone and that should take care of it!!!!Y2KR1 said:he watered the weeds today as well.....might loan him mine pretty soon.....
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