u/Jacksonfromhell

Hi everyone, im working on restoring a 77 GMC motorhome and had noticed the mylar bubble foam that we had used looks like it's becoming opaque in some spots, this is only after having been for a few months in some spots, and i would think it was just where tape peeled the outside but some of its patterning of deterioration makes me think otherwise. We have roughly 1/8" thick ceiling panels, painted with Kilz, a layer of the foil, and in some spots styrofoam but shaved for an airgap, and then the roof and rails are aluminum.We are wondering if anyone has had similar issues as well as if anyone has had any experience with either the mylar foil, or any of the spray on condensation prevention methods like No Sweat. Thank you!

I decided to give baking a shot recently, and after making a successful batch of cookies decided to try making a loaf of bread; me and my girlfriend loved it :D I feel that it could have had more holes to it but otherwise it was tasty, chewy but not like dense, and I had added some rosemary and thyme to the crust that was nice. It turned out a little light so I had thrown it under the broiler to finish. The ONLY issue I really had with it was that the non stick coating stuck to the bottom of the loaf, so I guess the only non stick part was to the pan itself lol, so I just sliced the bottom. Side note, I didn't even have to guess that this page would be called breadit lol

I have concluded that time is a circuit

I found an old video of me playing guitar before a halloween party a while back and felt like sharing :D

Hey everyone, i wanted to just throw a video up talking about a quick way to get some practice in with your speed and precision for your downpicking hand, that with practice really helps in building consistency and stamina as well. I highly recommend grabbing a metronome and setting it to a speed that you can play comfortably and cleanly, it doesn't have to be fast you just want to be consistent. As you practice try adding in some extra strings as shown here to make things a bit more musically interesting, and above all just have fun with it! Keep your hands and wrists loose, and with time you can slowly build up ypur playing speed, back up a bit if you start feeling any pain or tension in your arms.

Everyone seems to make playing into a competition but realistically, pick it up and play around; enjoy the process, learn what does what and what makes sense, and just enjoy yourself! I would love to share my musical experience and advice with anyone who is interested, so feel free to message me or comment and ill help the best i can, thanks everyone!