Spell check

Maybe you have a spell checker built into your browser bar (may be hidden) that is blocking or conflicting with the Web site's spell checker... or vise versa? You could try 'logging in' using a different browser and see what happens. 'Just a total guess, but what else could it be?

My spell check will not work on this site either and I need it!

Mine works fine. Dunno abut you guys. What type spell checker are you using? The built in one on the forum is working because I just checked... might have to turn off a pop up blocker but I don't. I always just use ine hadn't tried the forum one in a while.

When I hit the forum spell check it deletes the message I just got done typing I tried pop up blocker and still deleted.

Can't argue with this poster. I own a Seattle parking lot maintenance company, do trade shows, airports, lots of walking, used the gel inserts, paid BIG money for speacial shoes, and at the end of the day, the absolute BEST shoe I've ever owned for ensuring my feet aren't sore at the end of the day, under any conditions is Crocs. The poster was right...$35.00.

Quoting Wahoo Striper, August 20, 2009 (that post is not in this thread):

Get some Crocs,,,$35.00 like the nurses/doctors wear. Like walking on a spong.......

When I use Safari, many things don't work right on the site. Using Firefox, everything works great. try a different browser if you are having problems...

would the paint spray ok without thinning if the temp was right (70F)? and is that a quarter gallon per 5? was there any prep done to the surface and was it a sealed and finished concrete floor? also how many mils did you put it down at? im assuming you did it in one pass using a 321.. sorry for the questions just trying to clarify

the paint sprays fine in warm temps, it actually sprays like butter, if you know what i mean, and yes i did use a qtr gallon per 5, the floor was previously sealed (like some years back) and the condition of the concrete was fair...a bit dirty but clear of loose debris/dust. I did not have to prep the floor at all. stuff sticks like a charm with in minutes....and yes 321 tip, as for mils I think it lloked like 8-10 mils...not that thick at all, and dont try to put it to thick because then it will just chip...