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Using drywall must have been pre-1997. I never remember drywall. I remember painting at the sites where it was allowed, and chalk/crayon for the sites we couldn't paint.

Art... Ron... someone?

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Diane (Hall) Bundas
1992 Spec Miata #48 - 1997 Chevy Tahoe - 2007 Honda Civic Coupe

Drywall was relatively easy when construction sites did NOT clean up carefully like they tend to these days. Chalk is easy to obtain, store, use, etc. I used drywall scraps in California before moving here in 1986. I don't recall what I used here when I did course layouts. (too old to recall )

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Dick Rasmussen

FS 50 2018 Mustang GT

I have a lot of drywall pieces I'm about to get rid of. I'll even cut it into useable size and shapes. A covered 5 gal pail is a good container to keep in in with minimal potential for a mess. The drywall marks with a dense white line unlike chaulk, is reasonably water resistant and will mark on wet pavement. What's not to like about it?

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SPIN or WIN!
there's no glory for going slow.

Chuck, do you have room to bring it to the next event? If not, I can stop by your work one afternoon and pick it up.

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In need of car.

Not a heck of a lot of extra room in a Miata, I'm pleased when I can find a spot for an extra change of underwear for 2 day events.
I'll check, but I'm pretty sure I don't have a clean 5 gal bucket with a top. I can bundle it up and wrap it in plastic and bring it to the store on a day we're driving the Celi tho.

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SPIN or WIN!
there's no glory for going slow.