I absolutely will do! I'm planning a grocery store run tomorrow night and will snatch the cheapest leftover Christmas candle they've got for my trial! :)

About the ouch, it's good, B. ;) She's still with the original owner at present and I've made it clear that powder coating, at my expense, is the only way to go next-time around. ;) Well... That sorta goes on all accounts where that truck is concerned... The only thing that has stood the test of time is the stainless exhaust and Borla mufflers that I just one day up and drove 40 miles to have put on at my expense! Dad is a little more of a believer in his little man now that I'm 34 (this week!!) and mildly accomplished (engineering school, MANY intensive mechanical projects, etc).

If only I had known that it was only going to take $100k of projects and education to get the old man to trust me I would have started when I was 10!!! :)

Got my $3 Walmart candle tonight! I think Sunday there might be enough dry weather to run my test! :)

How did the melt down go, & were your results expected, if not, when ready for repaint enjoy removing all wax build up before prime & paint!:American Flag 1::bigthink:

the wax will melt after the sun heats up the deck if it melts at that low of a temp, prime it, paint it, and after a week of letting paint fully cure spray with non stick cooking spray, we use it on or full size equipment and last about a full season. but you can just spray with garden hose and reaplie as needed. and cheap if you get the wally brand

Didn't we tell him that already ! Lol:bigthink:

Nay sayers and fun haters, all of ya! BAH!! :)

I didn't get around to trying it yet and probably won't this weekend either.

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Honestly, I'm concerned that the temp in my shed will exceed the melting temperature of the wax. Oh well.. I'm still gonna try it out.

As far as stripping it off later, I have a strange feeling that my MAP gas torch will make quick work of that job. Or a black tarp over the top and a week in the August Indiana sun.

I had mine powder coated. it is slick but still holds onto a lot of grass.

I broke my vow to not clean a deck, I had to replace the belt.

Before;

http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9fd6b158.jpg

After;

http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps836e7a11.jpg

I am good to go for another 25 years!! :bigthink:

Does that thing have enough idlers and rollers, or what!!?? :bigeyes:

It don't look bad, for a 24 year old deck. :biggrin2:

Man you had enough green buildup under there to build a JD tractor.

Cad , is your neighbor missing his jd yet?:biggrin2: