Hey bud! Thanks for the comment, and you are right, a dirty bench is a sign of good use! I love the videos and vlogs you've been putting out, keep em coming!

Thanks! I have learned over 60+ years that when I get a new vehicle (to me) I also buy an owners manual AND one of the repairs manuals, too! Saves a ton of worry when an emergency happens. Also, for a woman to know where the repair is and what parts it includes...saves us lots of money...whether we do the repaid or a mechanic does!

LOL, way better than the floor!! Those are the FSM for my Dakota and my nephew's Dodge Stratus. Any vehicle I buy, I always make a point to get the FSM. You can't beat the details they give, everything from the pinch weld locations to the pin outs of molex plugs...although I do have some Haynes and Chiltons from 20 years ago :-\ Thank you again man for the mail, that was completely unexpected and AWESOME!!!

Thank you sir! That's not a bad idea, I have a box fan I will put on it tonight and tomorrow, to see if that helps.

hey good to see a video from ya, looking good, a dirty bench is the look of used bench...

I did something similar with a black top workbench and it gets dirty sooooooo fast and easily. Ended up changing it and just went with wood color with a clear polyurethane coat.

Looks like it came together nicely for you. I bet you like it just a tad bit more than the piles on the floor ;) hahaha ..... oh, and I see you have some factory service manuals.....they are WAY better than the Haynes or Chiltons varieties arent they? I have the exact year/make/model factory service manuals for every vehicle I own & my family owns....even the factory service manuals for my lawn mower! Keep the videos coming....good to see progress! ;)

Looks great, wonder if you put a fan on it if it would finish the cure on it.

Hey bud thanks for the reply back and thank you for watching my video's...

did you put it directly on the plywood ?

Is the bed liner placed on plywood?