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Oh bro, i was watching previous video on tv an thought i commented on that one. Then saw this one. Gahdamn. I build/renovate houses and whatever else ppl dream up. Ive been called the dreammaker before. I could use a vacay to bama. Holla hard.

Btw i have an '88 toyota cressida. I know its not, but kinda the box chevy of japan. Needs motor/trans, orig(5m-ge) is still intact- seized; 'reverse' is 'out'. DIRECT FIT motor mounts for 2JZ. Stock tilt moonroof has a 'tude about it. Its been parked at uhaul for far too long, i could use $65/mo elsewhere. Pick it up and its yours. Holla, friend

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G recognize G. So happy for you, homie. Let the ads roll. -The 'Water, OK

I want to paint my car myself and ole Sprayway giving me courage to do it he make it look easy keep up the good work sprayway

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You the man sprayway

Y'all got that Bro

Change the design, go with a pole barn, with a floating floor

What city you in Spray?

Bruh that is some azz busting work great job though guys you got this!!!✌✊💪

Emaculate work

Wow. The original pad looks like it was poured by a contractor and if it's the same code as here in Chicago, concrete intended for regular foot traffic is usually poured to 4 inches. If it's for vehicles it jumps to 6 inches...and its probably got re-bar buried in there. Rent the skid-steer. You can get the concrete buster and a bucket attachment. Even when you get it chewed up you do NOT wanna lift and move that stuff. Save your back, brother.

Thank you for the education.

Perfectly good slab.🤦🏿‍♂️

Beautiful car, paint job well done.

Hire some Mexicans! We can do it all!

I don’t know what you charge but I don’t figure it’s enough that’s absolutely amazing

That's too nice to put in any car. Nice work.

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Keep pushing on

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I damn sure like it good job

Rent the skid steer with the attachment. Keep from breaking your back and saves time. Worth the money.

Ain't no reason to bust that up.....lots of money and man house to rip it out, then lots of money to add more concrete there that won't be any better. Just dig out the rest of the slab and when the edges of the old one is exposed drill holes into the side and hammer in some rebar about 6-8" in and 6-8" sticking out to tie the old and new together. Squirt a little concrete epoxy in the hole before putting the rebar in the hole. Pour the new concrete all the way up to the old slab so they touch.....they also make an epoxy you can put on the edges of the old concrete that binds it to the new concrete. Get a long 2x4 and float the concrete nice and level with the old concrete. You'll save a ton of time and money.

The "Man" who moved the earth. You're a hard worker. Don't overwork yourself. Keep that slab it's solid

You have to saw cut that slap in 4x4 section then jack hammer the cuts

Nah nah nah don’t throw in the hat you got it ❤

I would sure love to bring a car to have you paint. If youre taking outside customers, let me know. Ill make.that trip from fla to you

No one has ever said busting out a slab was easily no matter how it’s done for diyers!!! Keep at it !! Grit and determination Brotha

I must say it was hard from start but, got easy as it went... Some more planning and it went good😊😊

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U never no until ur busting concrete how good it is keep grinding bro put some strings for layout give u visual

Lol my dawg was looking defeated 🤣🤣🤣

Concrete saw it in smaller pieces and rent a backhoe and lift it out is how I did my driveway.

You are going to have dirt when they dig in to make the concrete thick enough.

SPRAYWAY!!! your doing great. I suggest you take dirt away and level it out that way. BOBCAT great idea. If you have to $$$ for slab. Then get rid of old new slab and dig out not add.

I would have added to the slab if hes putting more concrete down

Take a breather. Nothing in life is easy. To do it right you need the right tools and mindset. It's just like your painting skills. It took time for you to get the skills that you have. It's the same in all of life. Just don't give up Conquer it and believe in yourself

Why didn't you just add on to that slab

The edge is thicker because the foot is 6 to 8 inches thick all the way around the slab start in the center it should be 3 inches thick.

Hey good morning Sprayway. Keep in mind when pouring your concrete under the area you're going to put your lift some requires 6 inches to 10 deep inches depending on the left.

use a chemical buster , drill holes pour in the buster wait over night in the morning you have cement dust

I probably would have just slab concrete around and added on to it I done that before on a shop build and never had a problem that will save you time and money

Brother I would leave the slab and add to it I’ve done concrete work before and can tie into it

No stress bro just know your jobs will be cleaner faster turnaround for customers more money for you it will be all worth the headache hang in there we cheering for you big dog

You've got the mighty touch

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