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How many firebrick and how many block was used .

Great video!!! Thanks for breaking this down

Appreciate the video.... probably not gonna use the 2 cans i got :( I wanted to do my emblems Judging by your results on the close-up issue it definitely should be sanded completely as youve said then use iso prop alcohol diluted to clean. All coats probably have to be super light , espicially the 1st and 2nd in order to get a better finish . Does it peel off fairly easy ?

Here is a web link to a Mazda service bulletin detailing this issue along with the part # needed to repair. Less than $75 for the part static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2015/SB-10105637-2532.pdf MAZDA GENUINE PART NUMBER KDY0-46-040 | PARK SWITCH

Great job Joe. Yea... those terracotta liners are basically the same as terracotta floor tiles, which I know crack quickly when placed in a fire. (Porcelin tiles will not crack unless the heat is very intense.) Yea, they are used for chimneys, but like you said, they need to be several feet away from the direct fire and most intense heat. Concrete block holds up pretty well if it's a few feet away from the direct fire, and won't last very long "if the fire touches the concrete block." Finally, if anyone uses concrete block in an outdoor stove, it must be kept dry. It can crack if wet brick is heated up quickly by a fire, and freeze and thaw of the winter will crack it too. If it's kept dry, and protected where needed with some brick, it's fine.

Great video! I am rebuilding my pontoon arm rests. 30+ years old and the vinyl is actually not in bad shape but the wooden frames of the seats (under the fabric) were rotten. Thanks for the hair dryer tip as I think I'm going to need it to stretch the old vinyl fabric over the new frames.

I've been looking for a solution to this issue for years, finally it's bad enough that I'm getting a new vehicle, but for $20 and a bit of time I'll fix this so I can take my time car shopping. Thanks!

Seems like you talking to yourself . Very sad you need to learn how to present .............................

Thanks!

Hope it was helpful Thanks! :)

Understandable and useful information even at 1.5x speed. 👍

Doing any paint work outside you’re going to have a orange peel issue and contamination

Thanks! Stackstone was so much easier. Not sure if I mentioned it in the video but I used thinset to apply the stones. good luck on your project

Dear lord, have someone record for you or use a tripod. We can't see shit when your phone is constantly moving and you're using one hand to try to do the work.

Much better! I'm about to start the same project. I like the Stack Stone idea too!

Great video - this is what UA-cam used to be - normal people (not disgusting "influencers") posting stuff that helps other people. Well done and thank you for making this!

Thanks also for making this video. My Mazda 6 had the same issue. I discovered that the switch also has a plastic snap that also holds it on (in addition to the two screws). I also had to adjust the shifter cable so I removed the four bolts that holds the whole shifter assembly to the console. Doing so also allowed the switch to be removed with a regular screw driver so I don't know why anyone would have to remove the whole console.

I’m so proud of this dude for doing it himself! It’s affordable and everyone learns as they go. This will last for a nice while for more family fun without having to pay off debt 💸 love the creativity! The self starter mindset!! Let’s go. Need more people like this in the world 100%

What is the shifter switch part number? Been living with the issue for over a year now and would love to get it fixed but I can't seem to find the 2016 part number..

What color did you use?

Thank you! I was quoted $700 for this job last week, by a mechanic I’d *thought* I could trust!

This is the most difficult car I've ever had to change the oil on! Pretty insane for what should be pretty simple. Mine just started leaking after doing one, and I am pretty sure this is why! Thank you

Absolutely amazing !!! I prefer the metal bar towards the inside so it isn't seen !!!

Hmmm....I'm thinking I'm going to be sorry I spent over $30 for this stuff to spray some of my bike parts. Heading down to the garage now to give it a try.

How does it work? Does it put out much heat or does the heat go up the chimney?

This just happen to me now i know how to fix that problem

in minute 10:34. I think i need to replace that piece. please let me know if its available online

Awesome!!!!! Thank you very much. My son bought a 2014 Mazda 6 grand touring and it had this problem. I was able to get the part on Amazon for 8$ and change it out in less than 2hrs.

How is this holding up now that it has been a few years?

Great job... a few "adds." Best way to create "light" concrete for fire applications is to add perlite to the mix... 4 part perlite to 1 Part Portland or Type S Mortar. Perlite stands up to about 1,500 degrees. Easy to get at most garden stores. (Tiny white nuggets) If it doesn't need to bare weight or be strong you can go to 5 or 6 parts perlite to one part "whatever." Also, most steel parts today are "galvanized" so stay far away until all the outer zinc is burned off during the first burn. Zinc poisoning is not fun.

You made this close to a tree. Don't you think the tree roots will create an issue as it grows larger and cracks the concrete?

You poured a 4’ pad. But your bases add up to 64”. Am I missing something here?

Do I need a clear coat ?

Blah blah blah. Another amateur video with nonsense talking nobody cares about.

Hey, ran into the same problem today, what diameter did you use? Could you provide in CM? Greetings from Germany, great Vid!🥰

I just bought a Mazda MX-5 and the lights around the shifting area don't work =\

Thank you for the info

Looks great. Simple. Thank you.❤

How many yards did it take to do your entire boat?

One question will be, can I paint my hoot on my car, is it fiberglass?

Thanks! Fix worked great! Pex ring clamp cutters work awesome to break the plastic collars. You saved the day. 👍

Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, definitely copying this one

What's the led light's exact part number?

Did you use a winch to lift motor up and was it directly on the would if so

What did you use as mortar?

Thank you so much for making this video. Just ran into this problem today and this will save me lots of time and money

Hey Joe! Great fireplace! 👍Thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to seeing part 2.

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What is the proper name for the park switch sensor? Called dealership and advanced auto to see if they had the part and they couldn’t find anything. I wasn’t sure what to call it though.

Thawnks for the gwood vwideo