Mike J's 7th Annual pcarworkshop BBQ and Wash-Your-Bottom-Party - August 18th, 2012
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I would like to host Mike J's 7th annual shop day this year on Saturday, August 18, 2012.
The theme will be different this year - I would like to host a "wash your bottom" workshop, which means:
Schedule:
8:30 - The shop is open and the first cleaning slot opens. We will put the car on the lift, likely remove the wheels and then let the owner start scrubbing. I am sure there will be a lot of spare hands available to help out as we change cars, and even brave souls helping cleaning the cars.
I would limiting the cleaning on each car to a maximum of 90 minutes unless there are not that many interested registrants - then we can increase the time.
11:30 on - The BBQ will be fired up for lunch depending on the appetites etc (maybe earlier!!)
Afternoon - continuous BS, cleaning, what have you. We can do some light repairs as well, but nothing that needs the lift. We will also setup a wash station beside the garage to cleanup those cars that might get splattered when bottom-cleaning.
5:00 - wrap-up
That gives us SIX slots given some turn-over time.
Directions: Click here for a map to 5691 Bessborough Drive Burnaby, British Columbia
Hopefully the weather will be great! Even it its raining the shop is large enough to have at least two-three cars undercover, and for the guy's washing - the rain is the least of your worries!!
It would be great if those coming would either post or PM me so I have an idea on how much supplies/food we will be needing...
Everyone is invited ; this is a Porsche event, not a 993 only event!!!
Cheers,
Mike
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The theme will be different this year - I would like to host a "wash your bottom" workshop, which means:
- I will attempt to rent a steam pressure washer as well as having my own industrial cold water pressure washer - and all users will chip in to pay for that rental. Estimate is about $20/person.
- Everyone registered will have 90 minutes on the lift with the cleaning equipment to basically go nuts on the bottoms of their cars
- Everyone interested in getting a slot please send me a message and I will put together a schedule - let me know what time you are arriving so I know where I can fit you in
- I can supply some cleaning materials but please bring your own
- Bring spare clothes and prepare to get WET if you are working on your car
Schedule:
8:30 - The shop is open and the first cleaning slot opens. We will put the car on the lift, likely remove the wheels and then let the owner start scrubbing. I am sure there will be a lot of spare hands available to help out as we change cars, and even brave souls helping cleaning the cars.
I would limiting the cleaning on each car to a maximum of 90 minutes unless there are not that many interested registrants - then we can increase the time.
11:30 on - The BBQ will be fired up for lunch depending on the appetites etc (maybe earlier!!)
Afternoon - continuous BS, cleaning, what have you. We can do some light repairs as well, but nothing that needs the lift. We will also setup a wash station beside the garage to cleanup those cars that might get splattered when bottom-cleaning.
5:00 - wrap-up
That gives us SIX slots given some turn-over time.
Directions: Click here for a map to 5691 Bessborough Drive Burnaby, British Columbia
Hopefully the weather will be great! Even it its raining the shop is large enough to have at least two-three cars undercover, and for the guy's washing - the rain is the least of your worries!!
It would be great if those coming would either post or PM me so I have an idea on how much supplies/food we will be needing...
Everyone is invited ; this is a Porsche event, not a 993 only event!!!
Cheers,
Mike
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Yeah, I know I will totally mess up the shop and the alley way, but its OK, most should be dirt with some dissolved oil.
Sorry about the birthday - my daughter just graduated GR12 on the same day as my wife's 50th birthday - that as hectic since we also did the dry-grad afterwards that ran till 5AM!
Cheers,
Mike
Sorry about the birthday - my daughter just graduated GR12 on the same day as my wife's 50th birthday - that as hectic since we also did the dry-grad afterwards that ran till 5AM!
Cheers,
Mike
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Bump.
We have 3 lots taken with some tentatives for the cleaning. If you are coming up, please indicate if you are willing to get wet and clean your car.
Cheers,
Mike
We have 3 lots taken with some tentatives for the cleaning. If you are coming up, please indicate if you are willing to get wet and clean your car.
Cheers,
Mike
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What products are good to use with the cold power wash? I have no experience with such things. I expected those slots to fill up quickly. Still can't quite commit, but things are looking good..
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I was planning to rent a hot-water pressure washer for the event - of course I would expect participants to contribute to cover the costs. That gets the crap off much better than cold water.
I have used Xenit - not sure why everyone things its the cat's meow - it was not any more effective than simple green, elbow grease and a lot of water. Maybe my technique is flawed.
Cheers,
Mike
I have used Xenit - not sure why everyone things its the cat's meow - it was not any more effective than simple green, elbow grease and a lot of water. Maybe my technique is flawed.
Cheers,
Mike
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Time for some updated photographs of Dennis, Rob, and the rest of the 993 friends that I see only a couple of times a year! I may have to source an underwater housing for my gear with all the water and degreaser splashing around.