u/kendiggy

The explanation is in the video. Basically the beer trunk condensates inside the tower and leaks out. Trying to make it stop condensating.

Is the best option for this to pull the lines, insulate them properly, then re-run them?

Bro. Wear eye protection and gloves.

Works awesome though!

Just a palm sander and a bin. Its working great!

Cleaning some floor vents so I can repaint them.

The thumbscrew in the back seems to be the ticket, but loose or tight, it still doesn't want to budge. There are locking tabs that fit into the bracket to hold it down, but I can't slide it to the left or right at all. I tries lifting just the front, just the back. No idea how to get them off without unscrewing the tabs from the wood, which I'd like to avoid doing in case any of them are stripped.

Doing a minor renovation in an ice cream shop. Those are decals on the wall. The decals can't be replaced. I have a plan to touch up some of the less intricate parts of the decal, but as you can see there are some pretty heavy gouges.

I'm sure I can manage filling the dents without too much hassle, but it's the painting that worries me after.

Tankless heater is pissing water out the union circled. Is this fixable or does the whole unit need to be replaced?

It's for a food truck.

Made of mild steel. Old as hell. I believe the red is the original power coating.

Smudges, grease, all kinds of shit.

Is there a primer I can use to just paint over all this? Or do I have to clean the shit out of it first?